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Friday, Sep 05, 2008
A just released study says homes, Santa Barbara Airport, and even highway 101 are among areas at risk from flash floods, and mudslides in the wake of Santa Barbara County's huge "Gap" brushfire. KCLU talks to officials about the findings, and what's being done to counter the danger.
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