London is high in the capital of summer wild fire extinguisher with the warning of the capital’s brigade

London is an increase in the risk of savage this summer, the British capital rescue service warned, because in investing in new equipment and put forward firefighters with specialist training.

London fire brigade, which traditionally fought more property fires than those in vegetation, said he worked to improve the response to wild fires all over the world.

The Great Manchester fire and rescue service among those who learn how to solve such flames to Catalonia in Spain.

In July 2022, the wildest days of the UK’s hottest day in Britain, the wildfires destroyed dozens of buildings. Reported in the epping forest On June 26 – August 16, 2022 alone on the border of London-Essex.

The unprecedented vegetation on July 19 celebrated the busiest day of London fire brigade since World War II.

Darren McLatchey, Assistant LFB Assistant Commissioner Assistant, Wild Firefighters will be historically rare in London, and the risk increased due to climate change.

With a hot summer forecasts, most of the most arid spring, created the ideal conditions for knives in the capital this year.

“We plan to shoot and wait in the open areas this year,” he said. “Climate change has a very dramatic effect. In the past few years, there was a sharp increase in the fire in the grass and open areas.”

The majority of wildfires in the UK are caused by human activity, scientists say Climate change Increases the risk and severity of such events by creating a hot, dryer. The dry vegetation associated with drought for example is more sensitive to ignition.

Other parts of England have already suffered as Scotland a tight start This year, the wild season, as well as low rain.

In May, after the north-west of England, this week was declared drought in Yorkshir. The other three areas – in the northeastern and eastern and east of England and the West Midlands also lives in long-lasting dry weather, the environmental agency warned.

In addition to fire services in the country, the forestry commission, which has increased its efforts to better prepare for wildlife in recent years, has made a specialist for landowners, property managers and firefighters.

The Non-Ministerial Department of Woodlands has filled about 1,500 places for five courses since 2021 and will take place in Windsor Park in Berkshire in July.

More than 100 firefighting stations in London, about 30 firefighting commander, currently participating in five days from specialist training are prepared by wild fire support workers. This included a trip to Northumberland, where the local fire extinguisher responds to the open air flames.

Since 2022, LFB, all London firefighters, said that developed trainings in wild fires in the city-rural interface. Fire risks for people and property are larger for people and property in the area where green or wooded spaces are met.

The service added that the pilot of four wild roads outside the roadway is used by the pilot of firefighters to use the water pump, unlike traditional firefighters of firefighters.

There are also tools such as long-running, long-fifty, shovel, which are used to beat the meadow fires; Backpack blower that allows firefighters to push the flame into the burned areas; “Hole hose” that creates a water curtain in pre-prepared holes.

Zack Polanski, the Green Party Leader and London Assembly, the Deputy Chairman of the Fire Committee studied the LFB’s “giant wild fire extinguisher”, but concerns were about preparing for a big wild event.

While the capital’s firefighters are combating wild fires in Europe, they are not a minor protection equipment used in general. Such a PPE trial is happening.

“When people do not live or see it, he may seem an abstract idea.” It does not know how terrible and how destructive. ” “We have to make our cities more comfortable.”

Guillermo Row, Professor of Rescue Science at Imperial College London, the wide green areas of the city, often covered with tall wooden fences, are designed for a fire for a fire.

He warned that the stronger wind conditions in three years ago could hurt more severe.

“If there is a little wave with a little wind, the fire brigade in London, unfortunately, the fire will not be able to stop these fires. This was the second largest fire in London in 2022,” he said.

A paper by Row and colleagues published This year, in London and other city centers, the so-called Odewaves about the trigger of heat waves and dry conditions. Researchers tied wild flame waves to the cutting of steam pressure – the size of the atmosphere to remove moisture from the surface of the land.

Forestry Commissioner Rob Gazzard, Forestry Commission, forestry commission, firefighter services are “part of the puzzle” in resolving the growing risk of forestry and grass fires.

“What happens before,” he said, pointing to the role of land managers and others in creating a fire and fuel break in the fridge of the year.

The LFB’s McLAlchey “manage the gap” by creating fire breaks by establishing fire breaks between local authorities, parliament and landowners, green areas and urban environments, for example, to lower the locations.