A study reveals that human-caused climate change has worsened the wildfires in Los Angeles, making them 35% more likely. The fires, which broke out on January 7, have resulted in at least 28 deaths and destroyed over 10,000 homes. Researchers warn that continued fossil fuel burning will lead to drier and more flammable conditions in LA, extending the wildfire season by 23 days annually. The study emphasizes the need for improved early warning and evacuation systems to mitigate future disasters.