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12 Aug 2026, 14:20
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The chart above presents data on California wildfires between 2015 and 2022, focusing on two measures of severity. The total financial costs of the year’s wildfires, including destruction of property, infrastructure, and suppression expenses, measured in billions of U.S. dollars. The Acres Burned (bubble size) corresponds to the total land area consumed by wildfires in that year, reported by all fire agencies combined. Larger bubbles indicate greater acreage burned.
Although 2020 had the largest area burned, its dollar damage was -A- that of 2017, which had the highest damage overall.
The year that shows the weakest alignment between acres burned and dollar damage is -B-
Although 2020 had the largest area burned, its dollar damage was -A- that of 2017, which had the highest damage overall.
The year that shows the weakest alignment between acres burned and dollar damage is -B-
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Please provide the two drop-down options, as well as the official answer. Thank you!
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