The Causes Behind Canada's East Coast Wildfires.

Canada is experiencing an unprecedented wildfire season due to climate change-driven extreme temperatures and drought, with all 10 provinces experiencing abnormal dryness, moderate or severe drought. Smoke from the fires has spread across a large portion of the U.S., affecting air quality for millions across the East Coast. The fires have been fueled by dry, hot weather and lightning, and are extremely difficult to combat. The Canadian government has fully committed all its national resources to mobilize the fight against the fires, with international firefighters from Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa flying in to help.