CSPAN3 Jared Huffman July 12, 2024
My district has bourn a lot of that. And as we begin to get con tanment on some of the biggest fires, were still not out of the woods. The intensity of the smoke has been so great and the inversion layer has held it in place so long that air quality in almost every part of california is very unhealthy. So, were struggling. People are feeling the health effects. Many have been evacuated and unfortunately many have lost homes. You say its been a tough summer. Compare it to 2018, which is known as the worst wild fire season on record, 103 confirmed dead that year, nearly 2 million acre of land bu...