“In 1980, 24M people lived in California; today there are nearly 40M. Much of this population growth has occurred outside of the dense urban core of cities, resulting in rapid expansion of housing in suburban and semi-rural areas adjacent to wildlands.”https://twitter.com/alastairgee/status/1027222367590739974 …
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“Of the tens of thousands of homes burned by wildfires in California in recent decades, nearly all were located in this suburban-rural borderland. With housing shortages and high prices plaguing cities throughout the state, it is unsurprising that residents build on the fringes.”
7:21 AM - 9 Aug 2018
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