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    California is on fire year-round. Is climate change to blame?

    When it comes to heat waves, fires, and severe flooding, a lot of attention is given to how they started -- from faulty electrical lines and drought conditions to major storms and weather patterns.

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    By Jonathan Bastian • Jul 20, 2018 • 4m Listen

    When it comes to heat waves, fires, and severe flooding, a lot of attention is given to how they started -- from faulty electrical lines and drought conditions to major storms and weather patterns. But one UCSB professor thinks the media is leaving out the larger cause: climate change.

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    • Climate change is behind the global heat wave. Why won't the media say it?

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      Jonathan Bastian

      Host, Life Examined

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      Kathryn Barnes

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      Leah Stokes

      professor of environmental politics, UC Santa Barbara

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