Michelle Ma is a Clean Tech Reporter at Bloomberg. She focuses on themes such as energy, climate change, and manufacturing technology, with a keen interest in ESG, startups, and market trends. Michelle's work has been featured in notable publications including The New York Times, Fortune, and Protocol.
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By: Laura Curtis, Michelle Ma
Southern California faces another round of dangerous fire weather set to begin Monday night, even as crews struggle to contain wind-driven blazes that have paralyzed Los Angeles for nearly a week and killed at least 24 people.
By: Michelle Ma, Laura Curtis
Southern California faces another round of dangerous fire weather set to begin Monday night, even as crews struggle to contain wind-driven blazes that have paralyzed Los Angeles for nearly a week and killed at least 24 people.
By: Michelle Ma, Laura Curtis
Los Angeles | Southern California is facing another round of dangerous fire weather, as crews struggle to contain wind-driven blazes that have paralysed Los Angeles for nearly a week and killed at least 24 people.
By: Michelle Ma, Mary Hui, Laura Curtis
El sur de California enfrenta una nueva ronda de incendios peligrosos, mientras equipos luchan por contener las llamas que han paralizado Los Ángeles en la última semana y han causado la muerte de al menos 24 personas.
By: Kelsey Butler, Michelle Ma, Jennifer Epstein
Danielle Neal is a fourth-generation resident of Altadena who saw the house she grew up in and the apartment she rented burn down in the wildfires that swept through Los Angeles County.
By: Jennifer Epstein, Kelsey Butler, Michelle Ma
January 15, 2025 Danielle Neal is a fourth-generation resident of Altadena who saw the house she grew up in and the apartment she rented burn down in the wildfires that swept through Los Angeles County.
By: Michelle Ma, Jennifer Epstein, Kelsey Butler
By Michelle Ma, Jennifer Epstein and Kelsey Butler | Bloomberg Danielle Neal is a fourth-generation resident of Altadena who saw the house
By: Kelsey Butler, Michelle Ma, Jennifer Epstein
Los Angeles has gone through waves of gentrification. The wildfires could push residents grappling with an affordability crisis to the brink.
By: Todd Woody, Eliyahu Kamisher, Michelle Ma
Some rules have been waived to encourage the swift replacement of burned-out homes. Fire experts say it’s critical that new homes be resilient to future risk.
By: Michelle Ma, Eliyahu Kamisher, Todd Woody
Californian politicians are rushing to make it easier for residents to rebuild their homes incinerated in the Los Angeles firestorms.
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