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Wildfires Threaten Iconic Landmarks | Edinburgh News
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Wildfires are hitting Scotland with alarming frequency—Edinburgh’s iconic Arthur’s Seat and Salisbury Crags have burned twice in three months, requiring six fire engines and forcing road closures. Blame? Discarded glass, cigarette butts, and barbecues. The damage affects wildlife and tourism. Meanwhile, a massive Highlands blaze near Glenmore forced evacuations across six square kilometers, though no lives were lost. Fire crews are working tirelessly, but with extreme weather on the rise, better preparedness—including aerial support—is urgently needed. Stay safe: no fires, no barbecues, and clean up your litter.
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