California fire hazard severity maps released for 4th phase. See where SoCal counties stand
- California released updated fire hazard maps for the first time in 14 years, showing millions of acres as 'very high fire hazard' zones.
- The new maps indicate a 29% increase in Greater Los Angeles' 'very high hazard' areas, now covering 900,000 acres.
- State Fire Marshal Daniel Berlant stated that climate change is increasing fire hazards, calling this a serious wildfire problem.
- Local governments have 120 days to adopt the new maps, which will impact home building and insurance policies across the region.
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