iirc the long-term explanation of wildfires is that building human habitations too close to natural fire zones leads to over-aggressive control of small fires leading to underbrush build up over years and bigger fires. Is this roughly correct?
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I mean, there’s always wildfires (they’re natural and good!) but if the question is why suddenly more extreme probably base dynamics aren’t relevant. You’re looking for delta.
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Yeah, but the base dynamics themselves are shifting too don't forget, causing an organic delta (eg: increased population and more pressure on fringes). Important for climate action advocates to keep the attribution book-keeping honest.
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