What are the best ways to making a safer California from wildfires for decades to come? What I've heard so far:
-Massively upzone urban core so evacuees who want to permanently settle in the places where they land can do so
(1/4)

-Transition to a more distributed electric grid to reduce transmission lines
-Rip out eucalyptus and other non-native species from the fire zones
-Start doing small prescribed fires
-Lots and lots more goats
-Pass prop 15 so we can better fund CalFire
(2/4)

-Vote for politicians who prioritize stopping climate change and hold them accountable
-Drastically improve farm worker housing and access to clean air centers
-Universal Basic Income & unions so people don't have to put themselves at risk for work if they don't want to
(3/4)

-Subsidized air purifiers for every home, include it in building codes
-Lots more public education about mask and air safety (I'm still seeing lots of people outside without masks)
-Encouraging strategic logging where critical

What else should be added to the list? (4/4)

Gonna add a "so stupid it just might work" idea here: gigantic lightning rods in rural areas so lightning strikes them and goes to ground rather than striking dry grass and catching fire.

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