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Climate change is real, man-made and something we need to deal with smartly. But the claim that California's fires are caused by climate change is misleading. Translated into policy, it would steer the state to the worst way to prevent future fires.https://nypost.com/2020/09/14/sorry-solar-panels-wont-stop-californias-fires/ …
We are clearly being told it is climate and only climate Governor Gavin Newson said "the cause is climate change and said anyone who thinks differently is in denial" https://www.nbcbayarea.com/news/california/ewsom-climate-change-responsible-for-california-wildfires/2361893/ … And here is the Sunday Los Angeles Times front-page screaming "Climate Apocalypse"pic.twitter.com/sXDjsZKdQu
Here are the researchers telling us, yes climate plays a smaller part, but "75% is the way we manage lands and develop our landscape" https://www.eenews.net/climatewire/stories/1062029829 …pic.twitter.com/2HIHUzinB3
actually, it's simply irrelevant if it's caused by CO2 or not. The relevant question is, how do we adapt to a changing world? Telling China and India they are not allowed to burn coal for electricity will not work out. Regardless if it would make a difference or not.
Or just stop having gender reveal parties. 
c'mon, I understand your tactics but no, it's not accurate to write "climate change is man made" and you know it. Partially maybe but how do we prove by how much?
that's actually irrelevant. Assume the IPCC was right and all the warming is caused by man-made CO2: who's going to tell China and India they're not allowed to burn coal for electricity? They want refrigerators and washing machines and TVs and Internet, too.
Deal with how? Who’s gonna play God
https://www.forbes.com/sites/michaelshellenberger/2020/09/13/forests-that-survive-megafires-prove-good-management-trumps-climate-change/#7812b92c1305 … Yes, it's not "simply the heat" but just as always a more complex problem.
Agree. In fact, most publications have made that distinction. The Economist (https://www.economist.com/leaders/2020/09/12/why-is-california-burning …) in particular points to all of the ways that would help prevent these disasters. That being said, too many still deny the problem and therefore contribute to it!
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