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With thanks to @Time for the chance to make this case: time.com/article/2026/06/30/…
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Char Miller, Pomona College – Why is California on Fire? academicminute.org/char-mill… A quick take!
Char Miller, Pomona College – Why is California on Fire? academicminute.org/char-mill… A quick take!
Viewpoint: The U.S. Forest Service has a ‘one tree fire’ problem claremont-courier.com/latest…
The San Antonio Flood of 1921 Held Lessons We Refuse to Learn texasobserver.org/san-antoni… - With thanks to the @TexasObserver for the chance to see the past in the present.
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Take a listen to Prof. Char Miller @charmillerfour as he talks on @NewBooksNetwork's podcast about his book "Burn Scars: A Documentary History of Fire Suppression, from Colonial Origins to the Resurgence of Cultural Burning." player.fm/series/new-books-i…
San Antonio Friends: If you subscribe to EN, this will appear in Sunday's paper (and now online). Alas, behind a paywall otherwise...By not being proactive, Texas and Kerr County contributed significantly to disaster expressnews.com/opinion/comm… via @expressnews
Char Miller, "Burn Scars: A Documentary History of Fire Suppression, from Colonial Origins to the Resurgence of… disq.us/t/4utq6fz An amazing convo with @StephenHausmann
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Prof. Char Miller @charmillerfour discusses on LA Times Studios: "LA is 'Built to Burn': What Can We Do About It?"
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What happened in January wasn’t just a wildfire - it was a perfect storm, made worse by California’s unique and increasingly unstable climate. Watch ‘After the Inferno: LA from The Ashes’ with @RomillyWeeks, at 8:30pm on ITV1 and ITVX to find out more.
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Tomorrow evening - 'After The Inferno: LA from The Ashes' 1st May 20:30 on @itv
Four months on from one of the most devastating and costliest wildfire disasters in Californian history, ITV’s @romillyweeks returns to #LosAngeles to revisit the people and places she met in the immediate aftermath. Homes lie in ruins, lives have been uprooted, and the road to recovery remains long and uncertain. From battling bureaucracy to working in hazardous conditions, residents, workers, and businesses face a slow and often overwhelming journey to rebuild. With scientists warning this is just the beginning, Los Angeles is proposing to rebuild at speed — but is it ready for the next blaze? #altadena #PacificPalisades
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Prof. Char Miller @charmillerfour says in @WSJ: "Until this past week, it was kind of a sterling example of what could be possible."
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Check out the @osupress November Blog: "The How, Who, What, and Where with @charmillerfour " featuring BURN SCARS. 🔥🔥🔥
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@charmillerfour talks about his new book BURN SCARS with @AmericaAbandon 's Jill Cody on @KSQDFM 's "Be Bold America!" Take a listen!!!🔥📻🔥
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#forestmanagement #wildfire #prescribedburn #historicdocuments #ReadUP
Join me in supporting the important work of the Eastern Sierra Interpretative Assn/#SierraForever and its commitment to educate and inspire about this beautiful region through our visitor centers, field trips, and amazing history conference: earthgives.org/fundraiser/Ch…
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Prof. Char Miller @charmillerfour writes in @Courier91711 about "the toxic aftermath of the countless legal and illegal skyrockets, Roman candles, and firecrackers."
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Walking in the early hours of July 5th wasn't my best idea: claremont-courier.com/latest…
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Take a listen as Prof. Char Miller @charmillerfour contributes to the Save As podcast episode on the LA and San Antonio Rivers.
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