Santa Rosa firefighters Cori Rickert, James Bone and AJ Alcocer monitor the LNU Lightning Complex Fire from a neighboring hilltop in Healdsburg, California, U.S. August 25, 2020. REUTERS/Adrees Latif
Cooler temperatures for a second straight day helped firefighters battle the largest blazes, as state wildfire authority Cal Fire reported 1,700 houses and other structures burned in fires that have killed seven people. As biologists hunted for signals from the condors’ radio transmitters, fire authorities began going through burned communities to quantify the number of homes destroyed.
“I have one remaining picture of my parents,” said Miller, 31, who stuffed the photograph in a backpack as he fled the fire that burned his studio in Brookdale, one of 538 homes and structures destroyed in the Santa Cruz mountains fire. “This is again another testament, a demonstrable example of the reality, not just the assertion, the reality of climate change in this state,” he said.
Huge loss of nature and and nobody can say that I am not responsible for this. When we will not take care of our environment nature will behave like this.
Still pretty sh**ty..
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