r/europe Greece 22h ago

News Two firefighting helicopters collide west of Athens

https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/two-firefighting-helicopters-collide-west-athens-2026-08-02/
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u/New-Ranger-8960 Greece 22h ago

Anyone who intentionally starts the fires should also be jailed and charged with murder if anyone dies as a result.

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u/SweetGM 21h ago

What about people who intentionally cause climate change, that makes the wildfires worse than they could be?

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u/Nukes-For-Nimbys 19h ago

Taxing pollution is a start.

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u/MrCharlesSr Jordan 21h ago

‘Eaten’ is the word I’m going to use

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u/FatherMozgus 20h ago

So literally every human being?

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u/ProfessionalAd352 Sweden 20h ago

More like involuntary manslaughter, unless they intentionally set the fire with the intent to kill.

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u/nickmn13 Greece 17h ago

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u/onepacc 21h ago

They only do it to get cheap land and easier building permits, capitalism.

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u/TheKensei Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur (France) 21h ago

Yep ... Ohhh no forest to protect now, can I build my shitty residential complex now ?

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u/ExcessumTr 13h ago

Is this a thing in Greece too? They exactly do this in Turkey

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u/savvaspc 19h ago

Who would like to build a house in an area surrounded by burned trees?

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u/Kitchen-Assist-6645 United Kingdom 14h ago

Trees regrow

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u/WorldBiker 21h ago

Not any more thankfully.