we should care because these fires are going to destroy our earth s freezer for ancient carbon. so permafrost has been protecting our climate and keeping our climate cooler than it normally would be and that whole service is about to get disrupted as fires start to thaw out that permafrost, we are losing the capacity to keep permafrost and all of its ancient carbon stored safely in the ground. we don t want to permafrost carbon to end up in the atmosphere but that s what s happening as a result of these wildfires. it s going to be a vicious cycle adding on top of human emissions. let s get some of the day s other climate related news stories. in the us state of oregon, the nation s largest active wildfire has burned through more than 300,000 acres, prompting thousands of evacuations. the bootleg fire, already among the biggest in the state s recent history, is one of more than 80 major blazes raging
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