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  • CEO, Lucidworks
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Wildfire risk is now spreading to cool climates like the Scottish Highlands and Irish uplands

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By Will Hayes
| MSN UK Verified
Will Hayes, Postdoctoral Research Associate in Fire Governance, Royal Holloway, University of London The most destructive wildfire season on record in Europe was in 2025, with more than one million hectares burned and tens of thousands of people displaced by fires across the continent. These are important messages. But focusing only on how fires start risks missing a slower and less visible transformation already unfolding across many upland landscapes.
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Wildfire risk is now spreading to cool climates like the Scottish Highlands and Irish uplands

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By Will Hayes
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An Irish Air Corps helicopter extinguishing a wildfire in Howth, Dublin, in 2023. Thomas Halpin/Shutterstock The most destructive wildfire season on record in Europe was in 2025, with more than one million hectares burned and tens of thousands of people displaced by fires across the continent. For people in Ireland and Britain, the type of destructive wildfires that ravage southern Europe each summer can seem like a distant problem.
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It's time for our school district to put smartphones away — for good

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By Sarah W. Shrader, Steve Erkenbrack, Will Hayes
| Grand Junction Daily Sentinel Verified
By SARAH SHRADER, STEVE ERKENBRACK, WILL HAYES, JAY SEATON AND JEFF TAETS Two years ago, our local school district launched a “More Social, Less Media” campaign to encourage students to spend more time engaging in face-to-face (instead of face-to-screen) learning. This campaign was overwhelmingly met with praise as students and teachers put away their smartphones in the classroom. Students reported better, more uninterrupted learning, and teachers observed more engaged students.
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