That’s because there ain’t no forest fires in compton.
Directed Energy Weapons, anyone?
Why was the evacuation routes so choked? Why were roads closed off that could have relieved that pressure? Why where roads not made one way to ease evacuation?
There’s so much that needs to be addressed, including decisions made by distant boards and judges that do not face reelection before the voters who are most affected.
The endless legislation from the bench is but one massive cause of death in Paradise & the other towns around it. The other is depending upon far off rule makers in deciding life preserving actions are prohibited to protect random creatures.
Gee. Won’t hear this angle from the media. Thanks for posting it.
Lots of the areas that burned were under FEDERAL (mis)management, I have read. Beware of barking up the wrong tree. Not that CA isn’t crazy and incompetent, but there’s plenty of federal blame for these from how I can read the data
Forest management by consensus. The management plans are reviewed by citizen groups comprised of environmentalist, business leaders, and other interested parties. If there are objections to certain aspects of the plans, lawsuits are filed by the objecting parties...typically environmentalist. The end results is a half assed attempt at forest management. Half assed attempts equal very hot fires with plenty of fuel to burn. Thanks to the Sierra Club and other do-gooders.
I bet she was REALLY ticked off when one of the first thing PDJT said after her comment was, "I just approved an expedited request for a Major Disaster Declaration for the State of California. Wanted to respond quickly in order to alleviate some of the incredible suffering going on. I am with you all the way. God Bless all of the victims and families affected."