Climate change could create "zombie forests," bill would help seniors reduce wildfire risk
About this episode
The episode discusses the impact of climate change on California native trees and a state bill aimed at helping seniors reduce wildfire risk.
New UC Santa Cruz research shows climate change puts many California native tree species at risk. Plus, a state bill could help seniors and people with disabilities harden their properties against wildfire.
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