In Visiting a Charred California, Trump Confronts a Scientific Reality He Denies

Micawber said:
I was with my Nor Cal buddies. They all know this is the new normal until climate change is addressed with a serious global and consistent effort.
They also comment that anyone not feeling effect yet will, no matter where you are. Your shameful joy will just be shame.
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Define "climate change"...
 
The increased frequency and ferocity of the fires- in the USA and Australia to name but two- are as a direct result of climate change in producing conditions conducive to fires. Every modern school-kid knows that.
You deniers might think that your pompous cut-and-paste denials elevate you in terms of authority- but you are recognized as dangerous clowns.

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jacksonsprat22 said:
To the global scientific community, the acres of scorched earth and ash-filled skies across the American West are the tragic, but predictable, result of accelerating climate change. Nearly two years ago, federal government scientists concluded that greenhouse gas emissions from burning fossil fuels could triple the frequency of severe fires across the Western states.

https://www.nytimes.com/2020/09/13/...action=click&module=Spotlight&pgtype=Homepage
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They have arrested no less than six people who started these fires, unless they are all named Global Warming it is unlikely to be the cause of the fires.
 
jacksonsprat22 said:
To the global scientific community, the acres of scorched earth and ash-filled skies across the American West are the tragic, but predictable, result of accelerating climate change. Nearly two years ago, federal government scientists concluded that greenhouse gas emissions from burning fossil fuels could triple the frequency of severe fires across the Western states.

https://www.nytimes.com/2020/09/13/...action=click&module=Spotlight&pgtype=Homepage
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Does the rest of the western U.S. also refuse to burn off their dead trees??? Or, does the climate only change in California woodlands and forests?
 
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