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Shadowboxing in Sacramento: Potential Wildfire Legislation—and the Evidence Legislators Should See First
As wildfires have continued to rage in California, lawmakers have repeatedly offered proposals to contain their cost. One proposal, though, has consumer groups, victims’ rights organizations, the NAACP, and even the insurance industry sounding the alarm, even though no formal legislation has been introduced. Here, Stanford Law School professor Nora…
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