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Herz — Climate Desk · · 30s summary · 1 min read
A forest fire began in Spain on July 25, 2026, with the last thermal anomaly detected on July 26, 2026, according to GDACS. The event has been classified as a green alert, indicating low potential humanitarian impact. The burned area, affected population, and vulnerability levels have all been assessed as low.
A forest fire began in Spain on July 25, 2026. The last thermal anomaly detection was reported on July 26, 2026, according to GDACS.
GDACS has classified this event as a green alert, signifying low potential humanitarian impact.
The burned area, affected population, and vulnerability have all been assessed as low.
The exact location of the fire on Spanish territory and the precise area of affected zones are not available in the information currently accessible.
GDACS cites as data sources organizations designated EC-JRC, INFORM, and JRC. No verified definitions of these entities or of GDACS itself were available from consulted sources at the time of publication: their exact roles could not be specified.
According to GDACS data, a green alert indicates low potential humanitarian impact, assessed based on burned area, affected population, and population vulnerability.
The last thermal anomaly detection dates from July 26, 2026. No information on fire progression or extinguishing was available at the time of publication.
Available data does not specify the exact location of the fire on Spanish territory.
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