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How can we chart a safer path forward in the wake of the historic LA fires?

Newsroom | UCLA·Jan 16

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There have been historic fires in LA, prompting discussion about charting a safer path forward. The severity of fires has increased over the past 40 years, with high-severity fires burning significantly more acreage. It is unclear what specific steps will be taken to move forward, as various entities and locations are exploring their own paths to safety.

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