Rich Californians in fire-prone areas are paying up to $150K for their own personal fire hydrants — but what about locals who don’t have six figures to splash on fire sa…
With an increase in the severity and frequency of wildfires in California, some residents are taking matters into their own ...
Lessons from the burn zone: Why some homes survived the L.A. wildfires
The Palisades and Eaton fires destroyed thousands of homes but left some still standing through a combination of fortunate timing, wind shifts and — according to experts, modern approaches to ...
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How a ‘passive house’ survived the LA fires, despite the neighboring houses burning down
To reduce or even eliminate the need for heat in the winter and air ... a fire-retardant coating. Finally, as Semke notes, these structures also feature energy recovery ventilation systems ...
Why do some houses survive a wildfire?
There is some hope among the smouldering ruins of many parts of Los Angeles. Entire neighbourhoods were ravaged by the recent ...
Bakery chain to make changes to shop
EXTENSIVE changes have been approved for a Wimborne High Street property for Reeve the Bakers. Dorset Council has approved a ...
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Northern California lithium battery storage plant catches fire — and it’s not the first time
Monterey County Sheriff Tina Nieto said there had been no injuries reported and that none of the air ... ventilation systems and limit outdoor exposure. There were no other updates after that ...
Why Older Homes Burn So Fast—And The Cost Of Building Ones That Don’t
Los Angeles’s Palisades and Eaton fires earlier this month, with their structure losses totaling 6,380 and 9,418, ...
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Why are lone homes left standing after California wildfires? It’s not entirely luck
(Photo by Jeff Gritchen, Orange County Register/SCNG) RELATED: Drone images capture massive ... up in attics by making sure air circulates, using those vents that are visible on many roofs or under ...