Photos: One Year After the Lahaina Fire
Briefly

The swift-moving wildfires last year in Maui not only led to the tragic loss of 102 lives but also resulted in drastic changes for the community, including the complete destruction of Lahaina. In response to this disaster, significant efforts have been made to clear debris, set up temporary housing, and commemorate those who were lost. With a recent $4 billion settlement against the government and utilities, the community is now taking steps to rebuild and recover.
As part of the rebuilding initiative, local organizations are focusing on combating invasive grasses that have exacerbated wildfire risks. They are working to reintroduce fire-resistant native plants to create a more sustainable and safer environment. These efforts are crucial for preventing future wildfires and protecting the ecosystem that remains after such devastating events.
Read at The Atlantic
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