[hirn_man]

"Now, we are seeing fires that are unusual, like the Camp Fire that, at one point, burned through 70,000 acres [about 280 square km] in a day. We've never seen that before." I seem to recall that just a few days ago forestry experts were stating that the severity of the Camp fire 🔥was due to environmentalists demands that no clear cutting be allowed in forests.

[17th Miss Regt]

Note that they say climate change causes longer fire seasons which makes sense (if you buy the climate change stuff). But they do not make the logical connection between longer fire seasons and more destructive fires. Your observation is what they need to make their case but then the answer is to allow rational forest management practices and that they cannot do - it is religious heresy to them. It endangers the environment of the Nurovian leaping lemur or something like that.