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    Editorial: Rebuild Paradise? California has to reconsider putting homes in the path of more dangerous fires

    by Los Angeles Times Nov 26, 2018 3 minutes

    As the fast-moving Camp fire closed in on the Sierra foothill city of Paradise and the few roads out of town clogged with cars, residents literally had to run for their lives, the soles of their sneakers melting on the asphalt. The escape from Paradise was terrifying, deadly - and predictable.

    The entire town is in a high-risk fire zone. Residents have had to evacuate regularly in recent years. During a fire in 2008 that destroyed more than 80 homes on the edge of Paradise, residents were

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