Infernos in Paradise: Lessons from Hawaii's Wildfires

This chapter examines the recent catastrophic fires in Hawaii, identifying the environmental and climatic factors that led to their severity. It highlights the role of dry conditions, high winds, and inadequate preparedness in worsening the crisis, alongside historical comparisons and insights into future wildfire risks. The discussion underscores the critical need for better warning systems and updated safety protocols to address the evolving threat posed by climate change.