Wildfire is a threat to one in 12 homes in California. A group of media in the nation's most populous state teamed up to find steps that can help reduce the risk in the future.
Get full access to The Sacramento Bee content across all your devices.We asked this question: If California is destined to burn, how can we have a sophisticated conversation about how to lessen the impacts on people who live here?
What we found is deeply troubling. And yet there are actionable steps we can take today that will help tomorrow and in the years to come.The Sacramento Bee We hope you read and share these powerful, revelatory stories and videos as we look to bend the trajectory of wildfire’s impact.
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