Didn’t wildfires happened 50 years ago? Just curious
We’re seeing it in Australia. We’re seeing it in California. Our entire planet is in the midst of a climate crisis. There is already devastating, irreversible damage happening. We must act swiftly to combat it.https://www.cbsnews.com/news/australia-fires-how-climate-change-has-intensified-the-deadly-bushfires …
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But these are different because...uh...reasons.
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It is so horrible ! Please don`t forget the animals . . .
#ClimateChange#ClimateEmergency#ClimateCrisispic.twitter.com/NSA1WjaJsM
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Like the California fires, the Australian fires were started by arsonists and exacerbated by poor forest management, not “climate change”.
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You claiming Climate Change isn't man made or real?
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I thought PG&E, California's largest utility, was responsible for wildfires in recent years, destroying 100,000’s of acres. Several proved deadly. One of the biggest fires started near Sacramento in 2015, when a tree that PG&E had failed to maintain hit one of its power lines.
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PG&E has failed to maintain their infrastructure, particularly in light of Climate Change. Paradise and all of Northern CA had been in a multi-year drought with fires happening regularly. The Company chose not to fix and protect lines in the hazardous foothills, leading to fire.
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Bush fire in Amazon = Bush fire in Australia... Did it with the purpose..
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