Cocktail météo, pic d’urbanisation : pourquoi les feux à Los Angeles sont-ils si destructeurs ?Toute l'information 24/7

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Cocktail météo, pic d’urbanisation : pourquoi les feux à Los Angeles sont-ils si destructeurs ?Toute l'information 24/7

Les incendies qui ravagent Los Angeles depuis trois jours restaient toujours hors de contrôle vendredi, s'inscrivant ainsi parmi les plus destructeurs que la ville ait connus. Plusieurs facteurs météorologiques comme humains peuvent expliquer l'intensité de ces feux, pourtant survenus en plein hiver. Explications.

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