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California's wildfires are causing long-term environmental and economic damage that we have yet to grapple with. They should ...
As a charred Los Angeles resurfaces from the infernal flames that engulfed the region last month, questions loom as to how ...
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Mongabay on MSNAfter LA, fire crisis reaches Latin America — from Mexico to ArgentinaAs Los Angeles faced unprecedented fires razing entire neighborhoods in late January, Latin America was not spared either. In ...
But the last few weeks have brought particular climate whiplash to residents of the Pacific Palisades and Altadena burn zones ... a spokesperson for the Los Angeles Fire Department.
In response to the devastating January fires, Los Angeles County Supervisor Lindsey Horvath Thursday unveiled a committee aimed at better preparing the region for climate change and guiding recovery ...
A similar program was implemented in 2017 in Houston after Hurricane Harvey caused $125 billion in damage. Rather than ...
Yes, the L.A. blazes were worsened by climate change, say Australian bushfire experts. But that doesn’t mean people are ...
A monster rainstorm was drenching southern California on Thursday, with officials in Los Angeles readying for flooding and landslides in areas burned by last month's huge wildfires. Heavy rain was ...
Mudslides blocked roads around Los Angeles on Friday after heavy rain pounded areas burned by last month's wildfires, sending denuded hillsides tumbling. Parts of Los Angeles got as much as 2.8 ...
Parts of Los Angeles got as much as 2.8 inches (7 centimeters) of rain in a day, leaving areas flooded and burn scars in Pacific Pallisades and Altadena strewn with fire debris and rubble.
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