The seemingly recent uptick in fire activity would indicate otherwise.

The long lasting wildfires are decreasing the global ozone layer, I'd imagine with reports of decreasing ice cover on Greenland.

The glaciers in Switzerland are melting.

Antarctica is melting faster then ever.

The weather is frighteningly severe!

It seems over the last 20 years the fires have increased.

Now even Canada is reporting earlier fires.

I'm in central Texas, where months of over 100 degree heat are not uncommon.

Fires around here are not uncommon I'd imagine, but I was just migrated here from Pennsylvania.

I am noticing the dwindling water reserves firsthand, I have also seen the dwindling reserves in lake Mead is it all evaporation or is there an increase in UV-C perhaps?