Critics say California relies on outdated approach to fire prevention

Wednesday, August 21, 2013 - 01:00 in Earth & Climate

Some experts say the 'mosaic model,' which calls for cutting down old-growth plants, isn't workable for Southern California's chaparral-fueled fire areas.All his life, Thom Porter has seen the devastating effects of Southern California's particular brand of wildfire, whooshing across canyons fanned by the dreaded Santa Ana winds.

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