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The LA fires may have died down, but lasting impacts remain for many Cal State students

Summary by The Daily Aztec
Kyle Finberg didn’t realize that the smoke coming over the horizon was part of one of the biggest natural catastrophes he would ever see. “I was actually on a drive when I saw a bunch of smoke in the distance. That was when I pulled over and looked at my phone and I found out that there was a massive fire going on,” Finberg said. The SDSU junior was relaxing for his last winter break when he first witnessed the fires breaking out in Pacific Pali…
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The LA fires may have died down, but lasting impacts remain for many Cal State students

Kyle Finberg didn’t realize that the smoke coming over the horizon was part of one of the biggest natural catastrophes he would ever see. “I was actually on a drive when I saw a bunch of smoke in the distance. That was when I pulled over and looked at my phone and I found out that there was a massive fire going on,” Finberg said. The SDSU junior was relaxing for his last winter break when he first witnessed the fires breaking out in Pacific Pali…

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Players responsible for the failure to mitigate horrific LA fires - Impact Magazine

India-Rae Harridge-Nutt   Of the four major fires burning across Los Angeles, the most hostile was in the Pacific Palisades, where 22,000 acres of land have been engulfed by flames. The average annual household income in the Pacific Palisades is $192,669, which is significantly higher than America’s average household income. Despite this, the financial loss shared amongst the homeowners of the new desecrated Palisades still causes a huge dent in…

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