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Wildfires in California: 23 Square Miles Burned
Published 2 weeks, 1 day ago
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In Southern California, a massive wildfire threatens over seventeen thousand residents, with zero containment and no known cause. Simi Valley neighborhoods are evacuated, and firefighters battle the blaze amidst calm winds. Meanwhile, a larger fire on Santa Rosa Island, home to island foxes and elephant seals, forces eleven National Park Service employees to evacuate, impacting both structures and the islands natural habitat.
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