France Extinguishes Major Wildfire After 69 Days

France has successfully put out its largest wildfire since 1949, which burned for over two months in the southwestern region of Gironde. The fire forced many people to evacuate and caused significant environmental damage. This story highlights the importance of wildfire management and the impact of climate change on natural disasters, teaching kids about environmental safety and conservation.

Based on reporting from France 24. Read the original story →