The wildfires in Los Angeles should be a wake up call

As natural disasters become more common every year, we can no longer ignore the harsh reality that our world is dying

This is a photo from a family member of one of my law students and research assistants, Olivia, who works tirelessly on this newsletter. She asked that we take a time-out in today’s Substack to unpack the devastation in California and what it means for the nation’s future. So here we go.

So far, about 10,000 people in Los Angeles have lost their homes to…