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Moth outbreak leaves Siberian forests dead and fuels uncontrollable wildfires

Moth outbreak leaves Siberian forests dead and fuels uncontrollable wildfiresWorldPing

In a catastrophic turn of events, a diminutive moth has decimated vast stretches of Siberian forest, transforming them into a fire hazard of monumental proportions.

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