Alison Frazzini

Advisor, Los Angeles County Chief Sustainability

Advisor in the Los Angeles County Chief Sustainability

Alison Frazzini on KCRW

Santa Clarita is “one of the areas that is going to see the greatest increases in extreme heat, where the average high temperatures will increase by up to 60 degrees by mid-century,”…

Santa Clarita, East LA, communities of color will be among those hit hardest by climate change, says new county report

Santa Clarita is “one of the areas that is going to see the greatest increases in extreme heat, where the average high temperatures will increase by up to 60 degrees by mid-century,”…

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