Biden climate adviser says California wildfires show ‘you have to take the science seriously’
- Southern California is experiencing one of its most significant fire outbreaks, with over 1,100 structures destroyed and multiple fatalities confirmed, as reported by local news.
- Climate change is worsening wildfire conditions, leading to more extreme fire events and a projected global increase in extreme fires by up to 50% by the end of the century, according to scientists.
- The city of Los Angeles is struggling to manage the fires, exposing gaps in infrastructure and disaster preparedness, as noted by city officials and local councilmembers.
- California Governor Gavin Newsom emphasized that wildfire risk is now year-round due to climate change and fossil fuel use, highlighting the urgent need for effective climate action.
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