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Southern California faced the devastation of multiple massive, destructive wildfire outbreaks last week – some of the worst in the state’s history. We have to ask – were these fires preventable? How could they have spread so quickly and destroyed entire communities? What policy decisions allowed this – or worse, enabled it? I’m your host, Tess Abraham, and we will be looking at the policy failures made by our elected leaders and their catastrophic results on this week’s episode of The California Conversation!
Resources to Help with LA Wildfires:
Volunteer: LA Dream Center – www.dreamcenter.org/volunteer/
My Safe LA – www.mysafela.org/volunteer
American Red Cross Los Angeles Region – redcross.org/local/California/los-angeles/volunteer
Hearts in Action LA - https://heartsinaction.org/volunteer/
LA Animal Services - https://www.laanimalservices.com/about-volunteering
Donate
LA Dream Center Donations – www.donate.dreamcenter.org
Every Life – https://everylife.com/products/buy-for-a-cause?selling_plan=5498536216
Habitat for Humanity Greater Los Angeles – www.habitatla.org/support-us
Partnerships:
AMALLOW: Get 15% off clean skincare at Amallow Tallow through my link https://amallow.com/tessabraham or using the code 650Q2ZY3HL at checkout!
CURIE: Get 10% off nontoxic deodorant and other crunchy approved products at Curie with my code, CURIETESSABRAHAM, or shop my link: curiebod.com/CURIETESSABRAHAM
Website & Sources: For sources used in researching today's episode, check out my corresponding article at thecaliforniaconversation.com/articles/california-wildfires-2025. Link to sign the petition for the resignation of Mayor Karen Bass: https://www.change.org/p/demand-the-immediate-resignation-of-mayor-karen-bass
Socials:
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By Tess Abraham4.3
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Southern California faced the devastation of multiple massive, destructive wildfire outbreaks last week – some of the worst in the state’s history. We have to ask – were these fires preventable? How could they have spread so quickly and destroyed entire communities? What policy decisions allowed this – or worse, enabled it? I’m your host, Tess Abraham, and we will be looking at the policy failures made by our elected leaders and their catastrophic results on this week’s episode of The California Conversation!
Resources to Help with LA Wildfires:
Volunteer: LA Dream Center – www.dreamcenter.org/volunteer/
My Safe LA – www.mysafela.org/volunteer
American Red Cross Los Angeles Region – redcross.org/local/California/los-angeles/volunteer
Hearts in Action LA - https://heartsinaction.org/volunteer/
LA Animal Services - https://www.laanimalservices.com/about-volunteering
Donate
LA Dream Center Donations – www.donate.dreamcenter.org
Every Life – https://everylife.com/products/buy-for-a-cause?selling_plan=5498536216
Habitat for Humanity Greater Los Angeles – www.habitatla.org/support-us
Partnerships:
AMALLOW: Get 15% off clean skincare at Amallow Tallow through my link https://amallow.com/tessabraham or using the code 650Q2ZY3HL at checkout!
CURIE: Get 10% off nontoxic deodorant and other crunchy approved products at Curie with my code, CURIETESSABRAHAM, or shop my link: curiebod.com/CURIETESSABRAHAM
Website & Sources: For sources used in researching today's episode, check out my corresponding article at thecaliforniaconversation.com/articles/california-wildfires-2025. Link to sign the petition for the resignation of Mayor Karen Bass: https://www.change.org/p/demand-the-immediate-resignation-of-mayor-karen-bass
Socials:
Follow on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/itstessabraham
Follow on X (Twitter): https://x.com/itstessabraham
Follow on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61564213461410

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