Could the governor implement controlled burns on federal and private forest land? Would that have prevented the fires?
congrats on the plastic straw ban, but california's now on fire. it's time our leaders assume responsibility for this crisis of their own making, finally listen to the scientists they implore us all to "just believe," and take controlled burning seriously.https://solana.substack.com/p/the-2020-gavin-newsom-fires …
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wildfires are endemic of the state, there's currently no way to prevent them entirely. we need to start burning millions of acres annually, in controlled settings, on state, federal, and private land. insanely hard, but the only reasonable strategy we have.
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you should probably read the piece
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Take it from an Australian, given our trees are all over your states, you can probably take lesson from a country that uses controlled burning that you need it.
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NPR (KQED) last night report: only 3% of CA is STATE park land -- 61% of CA = NATIONAL park land. So D.C. should step-up — but probably won't b/c CA a blue state....
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no one has a greater responsibility to step up and lead through a megafire crisis in the state of california than *the governor of california*
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At least California is interested in doing something about climate change....it might be rushed and not perfect, but better than more coal.
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