Press Play with Madeleine Brand
How Camp Fire evacuees are faring
It’s almost two weeks since the Camp Fire started in northern California. Resources to help the tens of thousands of evacuees are strapped. Shelters are overcrowded. Hotels are at capacity. People are living in tents.
By Madeleine Brand • • 1 min readIt’s almost two weeks since the Camp Fire started in northern California. Resources to help the tens of thousands of evacuees are strapped. Shelters are overcrowded. Hotels are at capacity. People are living in tents. A stomach illness resembling norovirus is spreading. Now weather forecasters are predicting heavy rain this week, which could worsen the situation.
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Cramped shelters, illnesses, few resources: Camp Fire evacuees feel the strain- 0:00How Camp Fire evacuees are faringYou’re reading this
- 7:44What are better ways to alert and evacuate people when a fire comes?
- 15:05How the Santa Monica Mountains are faring after the Woolsey Fire
- 24:15New PBS documentary looks at Neo-Nazis and hate in America
- 38:42After beating the Chiefs, what are the Rams’ playoff chances?
The full episode
1 of 5Cramped shelters, illnesses, few resources: Camp Fire evacuees feel the strain- 0:00How Camp Fire evacuees are faringYou’re reading this
- 7:44What are better ways to alert and evacuate people when a fire comes?
- 15:05How the Santa Monica Mountains are faring after the Woolsey Fire
- 24:15New PBS documentary looks at Neo-Nazis and hate in America
- 38:42After beating the Chiefs, what are the Rams’ playoff chances?