Wildfires, resilience and cities. Why telling people to ‘just move’ is not the solution

  • Nestled near California's lush forests, Sacramento grapples with nature's fury as wildfires grow frequent. Questions arise about urban expansion versus natural preservation. Can a city expand without igniting nature's wrath? Fire-resistant Urban Green Belts suggest a compromise, providing buffers that protect while preserving. Sacramento's tale is a testament to cities worldwide, seeking balance in nature's delicate embrace.

  • The debate between relocating wildfire-affected populations and building resilient cities. Addressing the human cost versus the financial and logistical challenges.

  • In 2020, wildfires in California burnt over 4 million acres, posing significant challenges for cities like Los Angeles.

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