In the far north, fires that seemed dead come back to life. Smouldering beneath snow and soil, these “zombie fires” are now re‑igniting across Arctic and boreal forests once spring hits – and with climate change drying peat and permafrost, they’re becoming a dangerous new wildfire reality. See why scientists warn this could rewrite fire season and what it means for forests, climate and communities.
Zombie Fires: How Arctic Wildfires That Come Back to Life Are Ravaging Forests
