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Wild Fires in Argentina
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Tipp blue
If I agreed with you, we’d both be wrong.
Why just go back 20 years? There's data going back much further than that certainly in the USA.. government policy around the world is causing the current slight rise in burn acreage. Banning of controlled burns being a major problem.
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chrismpw
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Ah ... but the ozone layer action didn't directly impact the string pulling oil producers. That's why we were allowed to fix it.
It's awful for the Argentinians, Canadians, Australians, South Europeans, West Coast US .... its practically every damn continent now.
Tipp blue
If I agreed with you, we’d both be wrong.
Fair point.. I actually have never seen that... on to something there.
Spot on mate
Apologies, will wind it in. Obviously all thoughts with the argies on this horrible event
Not saying I’m a non believer but it’s still cold in the summer and winter in Scotland, LAD.
Is that region of Argentina chaparral?
Martin Alvito
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Those look like images from when they barely kept Gatlinburg, TN from burning to the ground a few years back. Very ugly stuff.
If we chop down all the forests to do things like build houses and plant crops, there are fewer acres for nature and humans to start fires in. We became smarter about preventing wildfires by doing things like clearing potential fuel and engaging in controlled burns after World War II. That stuff hasn't changed much in recent years, so the rise from the trough in the '70s and '80s has to be caused by something else. That's most likely climate change, which yields more, and more severe, thunderstorms to ignite wildfires with lightning.
Bar graphs can be deceiving. What you're seeing there looks like the result of three causes: deforestation, modern forest management techniques and climate change.
If we chop down all the forests to do things like build houses and plant crops, there are fewer acres for nature and humans to start fires in. We became smarter about preventing wildfires by doing things like clearing potential fuel and engaging in controlled burns after World War II. That stuff hasn't changed much in recent years, so the rise from the trough in the '70s and '80s has to be caused by something else. That's most likely climate change, which yields more, and more severe, thunderstorms to ignite wildfires with lightning.
Carl Sagan was part of the woke globalist plot to take our money through carbon taxes. Am I right @Tipp blue?
Tipp blue
If I agreed with you, we’d both be wrong.
Nah.. Not Sagan it's Michael E Mann.
You are probably correct. We can't stop nor co-operate. Greed and desire for power leads to wars which are constant. Pumping money into vulnerable areas gets eaten by corrupt regimes. We will face real mass migration which is impossible to accept. Some will survive, glad I will be dead.
No. Use of Woke as an insult says you are a moron.
chrismpw
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Sad to say this us my hope too. Think I'll see a whole lot of misery in the world first though.
Go shed building with @tommye if you wish to bring about a swifter ending...you're bound to have your head lopped off at some point.
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