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Water Systems’ Wildfire Fighting Capacities and Expectations: Workshop Synthesis Report
As urban wildfires grow larger and faster-moving, the public and policymakers are asking new questions about what water systems can realistically do to fight the spread of extreme fire events. This report synthesizes findings from the first workshop hosted by UCLA and the UC Agriculture and Natural
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