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California fire officials swung back at President Donald Trump after he tweeted over the weekend that the state’s devastating wildfires have been exacerbated by a water shortage resulting from “bad environmental laws.” Scott McLean, deputy chief of the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection, told HuffPost on Monday that his state has “plenty of water to fight these wildfires.” He noted the lakes near the Carr and Mendocino Complex fires. What’s driving these raging infernos, McLean said, is a crisis that Trump has in the past dismissed as “bull****” and a Chinese hoax. “It is our changing climate that is leading to more severe and destructive fires,” McLean said.
It’s amazing that a state believes my car is going to creat giant snakes and boiling temperatures continues to stifle natural forrest burns by aggressively dumping water on what nature has been using to pervent massive burns for milenia so they can save a celebrity’s mansion. Yes, humans are responsible for these massive fires but not due to “global warming.” It’s due to California’s meddling with nature over the past many decades.
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Hahaha, firefighters are now experts on climate change. They've amazingly cracked the code on something that a bunch of PhD scientists can't even come to an agreement on.
You seriously have to ask this question? They limit water usage so they HAVE water for emergencies like this. My god, it’s not rocket science.
How often do they perform controlled burns?
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