Record fires and deadly mudslides in California could become `very regular,´ Jerry Brown says
(WorldNews Environment)

The horrific wildfires across California that killed 46 people last year, followed by the deadly mudslides from burned hillsides that killed 20 more in Santa Barbara earlier this month, are a look into the state’s future if the climate continues to warm at its present pace, Gov. Jerry Brown said Friday. “What we saw in Santa Rosa and Napa and Santa Barbara, we don’t try to say what precise part of the causation came from climate change,� Brown said. “But we do know that climate change is occurring, the temperature...