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Depending on where you are in Canada, you may see a roof on stilts, properly known as a kiosk. These are intended as nesting sites for barn swallows, which used to be plentiful but are now listed as threatened, since so many of the barns and other rural structures in which they nested have been removed. They’re sometimes found near new subdivisions built on farmland, but near a highway, it’s usually because the road infrastructure took out their homes.

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Nick Visser is a journalist covering the environment for the Huffington Post. His work has previously appeared in the Seattle Times and the Advocate magazine and on KUOW, Seattle’s NPR affiliate. He’s also spent time in the middle east as a reporting fellow with the Jordan Times. You can find him on twitter @nvisser.

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In June, the family of Tyler Rushing, who’d been killed in summer 2017 after breaking into a Chico title company during a mental health crisis, filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the city of Chico, then-Sgt. Scott Ruppel, Armed Guard Private Protection and a security guard also involved in Rushing’s killing. That case is still pending.

Even before the Camp Fire, Butte County was in a housing crisis. Now, it’s in the grips of what some have dubbed a housing catastrophe.

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Suddenly, we hear someone sneeze—right outside a side door to the boardroom. We hear hushed shuffling sounds too. “Folks listening,” Gibson speculates. Undeterred, we place a phone call to Patrice Horsley’s brother. Currently living in Georgia, Derrick Horsley is a retired army sergeant. “Our mother wanted the truth,” he says, on speakerphone. “She died with a heavy heart, not knowing what happened to her daughter. I want the issue resolved not only for me but for my other siblings, and for my mother. And for Patrice’s son as well. She had a little boy who was two or three years old when it happened.”

One of the most significant problems post-Camp Fire is the demand for housing. In mid-December, a local developer backed out of negotiations with the Federal Emergency Management Agency on a plan to house 250 trailers at his north Chico property. One bright spot: Gridley is in discussions with state and federal officials about a similar plan to house hundreds of trailers.

Decorative acoustic panels are available at home-improvement stores, although acoustics experts say the panels don’t offer much more sound-deadening capability than curtains, textiles or other fabrics. Some soft basement-finishing panels also offer sound-absorbing qualities.