So it has come to this...

[MAKAVELI]

You are partially correct, it has nothing to do with climate however. It has to do with suburban areas spreading into high risk areas, and not managing the risk. Why the risk is not managed is left to politicians and the people that populate these areas.

Yes it has to do with climate. Fires are are more intense and spread faster more than ever. You have no clue as to what you are talking about.

 

[clipperman]

Wilderness designates no life or property. Which is exactly what I stated.

Alright man,have a good nite

 

[floridays]

Yes it has to do with climate. Fires are are more intense and spread faster more than ever. You have no clue as to what you are talking about.

If what you say is true, why do you attribute it to climate, Beyond what you may think, the world does not begin and end in California. Since climate is global, give me more instances, globally, of these more intense and faster spreading fires. I've got time, I'll wait. I am after all responding to your post. Support it, convince me.

 

[clipperman]

Wilderness designates no life or property. Which is exactly what I stated.

And FWIW,even in those wilderness and national park areas if an historical site is deemed worth saving they will use equipment to protect it

 

[MAKAVELI]

And FWIW,even in those wilderness and national park areas if an historical site is deemed worth saving they will use equipment to protect it

All I'm saying is firefighting here in California is probably different than anywhere else.

 

[MAKAVELI]

If what you say is true, why do you attribute it to climate, Beyond what you may think, the world does not begin and end in California. Since climate is global, give me more instances, globally, of these more intense and faster spreading fires. I've got time, I'll wait. I am after all responding to your post. Support it, convince me.

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