When dry brush, dead trees, and undergrowth build up in America’s western forests, wildfires are sure to burn.
Mann exaggerated "attribution" of our weather to climate.
There is a chorus of voices conflating our weather with climate in ways scientific data does not support.
farmers are employing a new secret weapon against fire: sheep. And it seems to be working.
The listing of the owl under the Endangered Species Act (ESA) devastated timber-dependent communities and, as it turns out, inflicted enormous ecological harm on the region’s forests.
How would California Governor Gavin Newsom combat devastating wildfires? Shutting down debate and "doubling down" (his words) on climate policy, Green energy and the UN Paris Accord. Who's really in denial? Watch for yourself.
The vast spread of wildfires in the nation’s three Pacific Coast states—California, Oregon and Washington—are the fault of politicians, bureaucrats and green interest groups.
To burn, or not to burn. That is the question.
So much for the “hotter drier” Australian future they were warning us about 3 weeks ago.
Fire, while devastating, is occurring at historically normal rates. That won't stop team warming from cashing in on other people's misery. Does it ever?
Rainfall is up, and land and ocean temperatures are cool.
Are state and local governments better able to conserve our forests than federal bureaucrats?
Poor forest management leads to forests and lives destroyed. “In this present crisis, government is not the solution to our problem; government is the problem." -- Ronald Reagan
California wildfires incinerate people, wildlife and habitats. Politicians blame climate change.
It should be apparent by now if global warming causes increasing drought and wildfires. Objective evidence shows that is not the case.