A year after a catastrophic fire destroyed 80 percent of an Eastern Washington town, it is likely a harbinger, as climate change brings hotter summers and drier land. "It happened so easily and I can see how it could happen again," said an official.
A year after a catastrophic fire destroyed 80 percent of an Eastern Washington town, it is likely a harbinger, as climate change brings hotter summers and drier land. "It happened so easily and I can see how it could happen again," said an official.