Thanks To Climate Change, Parts Of The Arctic Are On Fire. scientists Are Concerned

USA TODAY, Asbury Park Press
Tue, 07/23/2019 - 12:42pm

Satellite images are showing that areas of the Arctic have been catching fire. These wildfires, while not uncommon, are concerning scientists.

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Thanks To Climate Change, Parts Of The Arctic Are On Fire.&nbsp;scientists Are Concerned