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posted on July 29, 2008

Wildfire Study Identifies New Risks and Recommendations for California Homeowners

The Institute for Business & Home Safety announced July 22 its findings from comprehensive research into the 2007 Witch Creek Wildfire, which damaged or destroyed nearly 1,700 structures in San Diego County, Calif., causing $1 billion in insured losses.


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