It doesn't matter what L.A.'s fire budget was-no city is prepared for climate change
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from Fast Company1 week ago
The criticisms surrounding Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass's budget cuts are misleading; the approved budget includes an additional $76 million for the LAFD, contrary to popular belief.
Fast Companyhttps://www.fastcompany.com/91258781/it-doesnt-matter-what-l-a-s-fire-budget-was-no-city-is-prepared-for-climate-change
Experts argue that the perception of the city's budget problem misses the complexities of managing resources amid the escalating demands of climate change, which impacts budgeting decisions.
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it's crucial to recognize that local governments must navigate intricate financial landscapes when responding to the unpredictable challenges posed by climate change, which extends beyond their borders.
Fast Companyhttps://www.fastcompany.com/91258781/it-doesnt-matter-what-l-a-s-fire-budget-was-no-city-is-prepared-for-climate-change
The situation highlights the need for understanding how interconnected budgets among various jurisdictions like Malibu and Santa Monica complicate the response to local emergencies, including wildfires.
Fast Companyhttps://www.fastcompany.com/91258781/it-doesnt-matter-what-l-a-s-fire-budget-was-no-city-is-prepared-for-climate-change
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