Exposing years-old considerations about California’s resilience to wildfires, a authorities whistleblower and different witnesses in a current state trial alleged that cleanup operations after a few of the largest fires in state historical past have been affected by mismanagement and overspending — and that poisonous contamination was at occasions left behind in native communities.
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