The “slow boil” hypothesis can no longer explain humanity’s failure to tackle the climate crisis. All parts of the globe are experiencing record-shattering climate extremes, and Orange County is no exception. The fundamental reasons for our collective failure are unbridled corporate capitalism and the failure of governments to act in the public’s interest.
Tag: Blue Ridge Fire 2020
The Blue Ridge Fire broke out Oct. 26, 2020, near Yorba Linda, the same day as the Silverado Fire. It burned through Chino Hills State Park and land approved for new homes.
OC Supervisors Were Warned About Approving Homes in Wildfire Zones That Just Burned Again
Activists warned against approving homes above Yorba Linda because of previous wildfires. They did it anyway.
Chino Hills State Park Battered From Recent Flames in Blue Ridge Fire This Year
Over 60% of the park burned in the Blue Ridge Fire, according to the park’s senior environmental scientist.
Amid Fires and a Global Pandemic, OC Residents Step Up To Serve, Shelter and Feed
Food pantries and shelters are serving residents affected by the fires.
Orange County Confronts Two Emergencies At Once: Wildfires and a Pandemic
At least 90,000 residents had to evacuate as the coronavirus still lingers in the community. Two firefighters remain in critical condition.
Silverado Canyon and Blue Ridge Fires in Photos — Day One
Photos from day one of the Silverado fire that broke out northeast of Irvine early Monday.
Orange County Affected by Blue Ridge Fire, Second to Hit Today
Residents in Yorba Linda are being encouraged to evacuate as the Blue Ridge Fire begins to spread.










