In the second largest city in the United States, fires are still raging and have killed at least 24 people in six days. These fires, already ranked among the five largest ever recorded in Los Angeles, owe their power in particular to the topography of the place. But if the causes still remain unknown, other factors, such as urbanization or the failure of high voltage lines, are being pointed out.
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Urban planning, electricity network, water reserves: the weaknesses of Los Angeles in the face of fires
