Three major implications stemming from the water supply narratives around the Los Angeles fires have emerged: the need for greater infrastructure resilience, considering the uneven costs of new expectations, and combating disinformation.
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Pierce, G., de Guzman, E. & Mullin, M. Redefining expectations for urban water supply systems to fight wildfires. Nat Water 3, 248–250 (2025). https://doi.org/10.1038/s44221-025-00405-y
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