Just months after the wildfire on Maui, there is now a new wildfire on Oahu. This one hasn’t claimed any lives or homes, but it is destroying irreplaceable native forestland. This is causing two dozen fragile species home’s to be non existent. The cause of these wildfires are severe drought fueled by climate change. The fire burned 2.5 square miles since being found on October 30th. As of Friday November 10th, it was 90% contained.
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Alivia Brock, HS Reporter
Hi, my name is Alivia Brock. I’m a Senior at Conrad, I have been a student here since 6th grade. My pathway is Biomed. I joined Journalism because I felt it seemed like a cool class to take. In my free time I like to hangout with friends and family.