Marshall Fire shouldn’t have happened January 11, 2022
The truth is, the Marshall Fire shouldn’t have happened. Half of my street is in rubble, not only from a grass fire that got out of control, but also from historically dry conditions, unprecedented wind gusts, and a severe drought caused by the climate crisis.
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