Bill Threadgill described the loss with despair, stating, "I hope that she got out, because I left the back door open for her to get out." He reflects on his home being gone, saying, "Won't be entering here like this no more. Never again... It's devastating." He embodied the resilience of the community members facing such adverse circumstances, emphasizing their emotional and economic struggles post-fire.
The fires in Altadena, fueled by climate change, have become one of the costliest natural disasters in U.S. history, destroying homes and lives. Experts predict damage could hit $250 billion.
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