California's abundant rainfall may exacerbate wildfire season due to thriving invasive species.
California's lush flowers could be an ominous sign for the upcoming wildfire season. Abundant rainfall has not only benefited native vegetation but also allowed invasive species to thrive, setting the stage for potential fires. The state has been grappling with wildfires since the early 2000s, causing hundreds of deaths, destroying thousands of homes, and pushing a utility into bankruptcy due to equipment-related blazes.
July 02, 2024
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