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Beyond parody? He's 100% right. Eucalyptus trees and fallen foliage actually explode in forest fires. https://www.kqed.org/science/4209/eucalyptus-california-icon-fire-hazard-and-invasive-species … Surprised at all this science denial out there.https://twitter.com/atrupar/status/1305570417873244160 …
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Eucalyptus is probably the worst, but conifers are also extremely flammable. Full of resin.
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And juniper bushes explode, too, but those are short, low to the ground.
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I’ve seen pine trees explode during a forest fire. Scary
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I've seen pecans explode during a fire. Like little mini grenades, nut and shell shrapnel flying everywhere. It was a trip!
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They're children.. like that annoying child who when told "Don't touch anything" says with nothing but idiocy, "Can I touch the air?"
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We all know he was not meaning literal explosions but that they could catch fire really quickly. These people don't care about the truth. They're vile and they need to be stopped.
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whether it's oils, cones, needles,, there are quite a few trees that present their own unique firestarters. more than a few maybe.. it is beneficial for them. eucs are not unique in thie regard
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yes, wood burns
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Glad to see you take on science denial Matt, could you also condemn this?https://twitter.com/josh_wingrove/status/1305587103930220545 …
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Could you take on the trees thing first?
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