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This year everything's already so dry that our landscapes are just about ready to burn in Southern California.
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Glow-in-the-dark plankton make unpredictable appearances in our waters, but create a dazzling light show when pounded by the waves. Researchers says it's a defense mechanism.
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It doesn't look great for local landscapes or our big stores of water, which are already stressed by previous dry years.
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Several California lawmakers are considering a bill that would limit sprawl in wildfire-prone areas.
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They're beautiful, grow delicious fruit, and are so moist that they could potentially work to protect against fires. Could large scale banana plantings be the solution to some of our fire woes?
