François CholletVerified account

The fires do seem to be related to a large stock of fuel. I guess it is hard to create regulations that keeps fuel mass down by having small, frequent burns - but hard to accept!

200 yrs really,it's even less than a decade,we over here have even witnessed AQI 1800+.

Might be time for google to “fight”

With the coastal cities in danger due to the rising sea levels, people will move towards the now sparsely populated inner US. Places like Greenland, N. Canada, N/E Russia will increasingly become habitable and see a massive influx of immigrants fleeing the very hot/drowned places

There will be less vegetation to burn next year. 7.8 Billion is just too many people, if they all want to live in a consumer economy.

Let us not forget that the astute scholars of the 1970’s, TIME Magazine, a host of other learned individuals & college professors that all said the world was entering into another ice age come the 21st century. Food for thought for those who like to prognosticate & ruminate...

Being a little dramatic. Another 3 or 4 years like this one and there won’t be any forest left in CA to burn. Just lots of CO2 released into the atmosphere.