Study says climate change made conditions that fed California wildfires more likely, more intense
- climate change has made conditions for the los angeles wildfires about 35% more likely, according to a study by world weather attribution.
- The study revealed that dry conditions in the la area are now 2.4 times more likely than before widespread fossil fuel use.
- Around 30 people died and over 10,000 homes were destroyed in the wildfires that broke out in early january.
- The study warns that similar fire-weather events will become 35% more likely if global warming reaches 4.7f by 2100.
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