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Role of Climate Change in LA Wildfires “Not Statistically Significant”, Says Report Author

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Timed to make next day headlines, WWA weather attributions are not peer-reviewed. However the studies follow established methods which it is claimed have been “peer-reviewed and assessed as scientifically reliable”. How comforting to discover that the peer-review claim links to a paper written by none other than Dr Otto along with numerous authors from the Royal Netherlands Meteorological Institute and the Red Cross Crescent Climate Centre.
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Role of Climate Change in LA Wildfires “Not Statistically Significant”, Says Report Author

Timed to make next day headlines, WWA weather attributions are not peer-reviewed. However the studies follow established methods which it is claimed have been “peer-reviewed and assessed as scientifically reliable”. How comforting to discover that the peer-review claim links to a paper written by none other than Dr Otto along with numerous authors from the Royal Netherlands Meteorological Institute and the Red Cross Crescent Climate Centre.

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A Chief’s Perspective on the 2025 Los Angeles Wildfires

Numbers may not lie, but they can certainly be misrepresented. I wanted to take a moment to look at some of the facts and figures about the recent Southern California fires and the lessons we can and should take away from them. The wildfires that struck Pacific Palisades and Altadena in January 2025 will certainly go down in fire history books. These massive blazes reminded us all that even with the best planning, nature doesn’t always play by t…

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