The Los Angeles fires demand an objective, multidisciplinary investigation into mismanagement and human factors, not just blame-shifting among officials and politicians.
Natural disasters emerge initially from nature, but their aftermath heavily relies on human decisions that can either mitigate or intensify consequences.
U.S. Senator Adam Schiff has proposed the need for an independent review, emphasizing the importance of sound investigation in understanding the full scope of the disaster.
Investigation before condemnation is crucial; without thorough analysis, responses to disasters will remain limited and ineffective, continuing a cycle of mismanagement.
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