Why Wildfires in Los Angeles Are Becoming Unstoppable

Douglas McIntyre, Editor-in-Chief at Climate Crisis, discusses how Los Angeles wildfires have evolved. Experts note these fires move faster and burn with greater intensity than ever before, making them nearly impossible to fight. Factors like high winds and unexpected drought are the main drivers. Unlike the usual early-year rains, Los Angeles saw no rain this year, exacerbating wildfire conditions. This alarming trend suggests increasing challenges for firefighting resources in wildfire-prone areas.