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Climate change worsened Los Angeles wildfires, turning drought and wind into potent forces.
Climate change significantly exacerbated the recent wildfires in Los Angeles, which are among California's most destructive.
Human-induced global warming intensified drought and wind conditions, turning heavy rain-fueled plant growth into wildfire fuel.
Wildfire season in the Western U.S. is also becoming longer and more intense due to climate change.
Scientists advise controlling ignition sources and being cautious about urban expansion into fire-prone areas to reduce future risks.
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El cambio climático empeoró los incendios forestales de Los Ángeles, convirtiendo la sequía y el viento en fuerzas poderosas.