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Maybe but is that article wrong, or did you just refuse to look and see. That's why I included the second link in case NASA was not authoritative enough for you.  Everything on WUWT is extensively documented with links to other sources, you know that would be science style not emotional style. If you bothered to read it you would also see that the commenters are heavily loaded with professional researchers and engineers. The site has also been ranked number on on the web for science based webpages.

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55 minutes ago, agesilaus said:

Maybe but is that article wrong . . .

Nope.

 

55 minutes ago, agesilaus said:

That's why I included the second link in case NASA was not authoritative enough for you.  Everything on WUWT is extensively documented with links to other sources, you know that would be science style not emotional style. If you bothered to read it you would also see that the commenters are heavily loaded with professional researchers and engineers. The site has also been ranked number on on the web for science based webpages.

If you're really interested in the facts, then personal blogs, no matter how "professional" looking are not a good source. You should go to the primary or original source(s). In this case, it's a 2017 AAAS Science research article.

On the other hand, making sweeping generalizations like the following . . .

8 hours ago, agesilaus said:

Of course out there you seem to have a lot of people setting fires intentionally which does not help matters. And forest mismanagement make it worse.

. . . without any evidence doesn't help make your case, especially "fire mismanagement" as it's currently just a political talking point.

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10 hours ago, agesilaus said:

Of course out there you seem to have a lot of people setting fires intentionally which does not help matters.

And forest mismanagement make it worse.

There have always been arsonists - of all types of property,  public and private, urban and rural.  Fortunately, they are few and far between (and usually caught).

Would you please list the recent wild land fires in California that were set by the "lot of people setting fires intentionally" (arsonists). The Gender Reveal Party which caused the El Dorado fire (San Bernardino) was not arson - just stupidity.

Forest Management:  As POTUS stated, we (or someone) should get out and "rake the leaves". Pure genius!

Then towns like "Pleasure"  (what he called Paradise, CA when he visited) would not have been destroyed by a fire which began on Federal land by PG&E transmission lines..... which might be considered a "shocking" revelation for you!

 

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