![Australia should expect a longer and more extreme bushfire season as carbon emissions create a hotter, drier climate, a government agency warned on Friday [File: Saeed Khan/AFP]](/sites/default/files/styles/d08_traditional/public/2020-12/sasasa_0.PNG?h=97e89c42&itok=j0FUCKbk "Australia should expect a longer and more extreme bushfire season as carbon emissions create a hotter, drier climate, a government agency warned on Friday [File: Saeed Khan/AFP]")
Bushfires in Australia negatively affected billions of animals, including more than 60,000 Koalas, according to a new report on the devastation caused by the 2019-2020 fire "season of hell." A report released Monday by the World Wide Fund for Nature Australia said nearly 3 billion mammals, birds and other animals were in the path of the more than 15,000 fires that scorched some 19 million hectares of land across Australia ...
