Hundreds of millions of litres of chemical retardant are dropped to fight wildfires, but these lifesaving agents may also leave lasting harm on ecosystems and waterways. As fire seasons grow more intense, the push for alternatives that are both effective and environmentally safe is gaining urgency. Uncover what greener solutions could look like.
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