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    Group 8's presentation discusses the increasing threat of wildfires around the Mediterranean due to climate change and intense heatwaves. It summarizes perspectives from the COP26 climate summit and interviews affected residents in Greece. The document recounts Greece experiencing its worst heatwave in decades over the summer, which led to a massive wildfire on Evia Island that took two weeks to control. Locals express feeling angry and unprepared for the scale of the fires, believing authorities could have done more to stop the blazes from growing so large.

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    Group 8's presentation discusses the increasing threat of wildfires around the Mediterranean due to climate change and intense heatwaves. It summarizes perspectives from the COP26 climate summit and interviews affected residents in Greece. The document recounts Greece experiencing its worst heatwave in decades over the summer, which led to a massive wildfire on Evia Island that took two weeks to control. Locals express feeling angry and unprepared for the scale of the fires, believing authorities could have done more to stop the blazes from growing so large.

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    Tugas Kelompok 8: Present Tense Past Tense

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    Group 8's presentation discusses the increasing threat of wildfires around the Mediterranean due to climate change and intense heatwaves. It summarizes perspectives from the COP26 climate summit and interviews affected residents in Greece. The document recounts Greece experiencing its worst heatwave in decades over the summer, which led to a massive wildfire on Evia Island that took two weeks to control. Locals express feeling angry and unprepared for the scale of the fires, believing authorities could have done more to stop the blazes from growing so large.

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    TUGAS KELOMPOK 8

    RAGIL ANANDA
    ARI DINATA
    NANDA JOLISTA
    SUMITA ARIA ZALNI
    TRIA KOMALA SARI

    PRESENT TENSE PAST TENSE PRESENT CONTINUOUS TENSE

     World leaders at the COP26 summit in  This summer alone Greece was hit by  Turkey, Italy and Spain all witnessed dramatic
    Glasgow are under pressure to respond to thousands of wildfires, fanned by its worst fires in recent months and the fire on the Greek
    global warming, and intense heatwaves heatwave in decades island of Evia was the biggest in Greece since
     What happened on Evia was a megafire, an records began
    and frequent forest fires are becoming an
    intense conflagration, which took almost two
    increasing threat around the  With more heatwaves forecast for future
    weeks to bring under control
    Mediterranean summers, there are fears that megafires could
     When the fire reached his land, he told me
     "The fire was coming uphill, there was so there was no-one there to help. become the new normal
     Surrounded by flames, he grabbed tree  "We never expected this," says Nikos
    much noise and I was just sitting and
    branches in a desperate attempt to put out the Dimitrakis, a farmer who was born and raised
    watching. At some point I burst into tears
    blaze. in northern Evia. "We thought a part might
    and left. There is nothing you can do burn, as in previous fires. But now the entire
     Nikos says the authorities mishandled the fire.
    unless you have a fire truck nearby, "I feel angry, because I didn't expect this area was burned
    something. Alone, what can you do? catastrophe to happen. For sure, climate  Like many people in Evia, Nikos relied on the
     "We lost our treasure, our forest, we lived change is a factor but the fire shouldn't have forest for his livelihood..
    from it. We lost our pine trees from been allowed to grow so big. They are  Many locals say the authorities didn't do
    which we'd take resin, we lost the responsible. They burned us and they know it.
    enough to stop the spread of the blazes, but
    chestnut trees, we lost some walnut trees. firefighters say this year's megafires were
    The point now is how the state will unprecedented.
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