Opinion

Climate policy will not fix fire problem

Publication date 22 September 2020 | 22:04 | ICT

Pictures of the big fires and orange skies on the US West Coast have been published worldwide as unmistakable evidence of climate change. The Los Angeles Times wrote on its full front page: California’s climate apocalypse.

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