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California’s insurance crisis has been deepening as the wildfire-wary industry continues to drop households, businesses, farms and even wineries. Embers fly from a tree as the Kincade Fire burns near Geyserville, Calif., on Oct. 24, 2019. (AP Photo/Noah Berger) SACRAMENTO, Calif. (CN) It’s a scene that’s played out far too often over the last decade in California: entire neighborhoods, rural towns and even cities emptied in minutes due to a hard-charging wildfire. Living under the constant threat of waking up to flames has become the harsh reality for millions, a sort of prerequisite for living in a state with what is now a year-round wildfire season. During a record-breaking 2020 season in which 4.2 million acres 4% of the state’s total acreage burned, several major blazes ignited in December in counties like San Diego, Orange and Ventura. Not to be outdone, 2021 kicked off with a spate of wildfires in the north part of the state.

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