EsophagealFeces
Well-known poster
Fuck that guy. He should be trying to help his people, and instead he’s peddling bullshit and playing politics. Somebody needs to put that motherfucker in the dirt.
CA and OR Wildfires
- Thread starter NorthwestFresh
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Fuck that guy. He should be trying to help his people, and instead he’s peddling bullshit and playing politics. Somebody needs to put that motherfucker in the dirt.
I know much more than you do about Washington politics. You can be smart and not know something about everything, which is fine. Nobody will think less of you, Creep.
creepycoug
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You’re missing an old reference and thus critical context to the OP, which was OBK-related spoofing. Hence, my unsolicited advice to sit this one out.
For that and so many other reasons, I’m not at all interested in a Washington / Oregon retard count with you. I’m happy to concede that you know more about that than do I.
Pitchfork51
Active poster
Oregon 10/10
Washington 9/10
Where the fuck is oregon anyway
creepycoug
Well-known poster
Souf of us. Down there in that burning, unclean country.
Sounds like a sexual reference to roof.
Houhusky
New Fish
Portland
"A man in Oregon was arrested early Monday for setting "multiple" fires along a freeway in Portland, hours after he was released from custody for setting another brush fire along the same roadway, according to police.
Lopez was later released and then started the six additional fires on Monday morning, according to police."
https://www.foxnews.com/us/oregon-m...tate-205-wildfire-warning-fire-weather-police
Should be charged for multiple counts of attempted murder...
"A man in Oregon was arrested early Monday for setting "multiple" fires along a freeway in Portland, hours after he was released from custody for setting another brush fire along the same roadway, according to police.
Lopez was later released and then started the six additional fires on Monday morning, according to police."
https://www.foxnews.com/us/oregon-m...tate-205-wildfire-warning-fire-weather-police
Should be charged for multiple counts of attempted murder...
NorthwestFresh
New Fish
Rioters released within hours to continue rioting.
Arsonists released within hours to continue starting wildfires.
Vote Democrat! Liberalism is a mental disorder.
NorthwestFresh
New Fish
Some science, numbers and sh*t.
https://www.powerlineblog.com/archives/2020/09/fire-fanaticism.php
The real reason for the large fires is the overloading of our western forests over the last several decades, which can be laid at the feet of excessive and misguided fire suppression starting almost a century ago, and environmentalist opposition to any pro-active forest management on public lands. Environmentalists without fail run to the courthouse to block every Forest Service forest thinning plans, delaying and sometime blocking sensible forest management.
This morning I updated my old time-series of total acres burned in the U.S. since 1930 that I used to include in my annual Index of Leading Environmental Indicators, and you can see that the U.S. used to experience as much as 50 million acres burned in some years. That number fell to as low as 2 million from the 1950s through the 1970s, when it became more evident that this was a mistake.
The interesting thing with the current climatista fanaticism is that the best refutation of it comes from ProPublica, a distinctively left-wing media outlet. The entire article is worth a read if you have time, but here are the important numbers from the article:
Yes, there’s been talk across the U.S. Forest Service and California state agencies about doing more prescribed burns and managed burns. The point of that “good fire” would be to create a black-and-green checkerboard across the state. The black burned parcels would then provide a series of dampers and dead ends to keep the fire intensity lower when flames spark in hot, dry conditions, as they did this past week. But we’ve had far too little “good fire,” as the Cassandras call it. Too little purposeful, healthy fire. Too few acres intentionally burned or corralled by certified “burn bosses” (yes, that’s the official term in the California Resources Code) to keep communities safe in weeks like this.
Academics believe that between 4.4 million and 11.8 million acres burned each year in prehistoric California. Between 1982 and 1998, California’s agency land managers burned, on average, about 30,000 acres a year. Between 1999 and 2017, that number dropped to an annual 13,000 acres. The state passed a few new laws in 2018 designed to facilitate more intentional burning. But few are optimistic this, alone, will lead to significant change. We live with a deathly backlog. In February 2020, Nature Sustainability published this terrifying conclusion: California would need to burn 20 million acres — an area about the size of Maine — to restabilize in terms of fire. . .
Carl Skinner, another Cassandra, who started firefighting in Lassen County in 1968 and who retired in 2014 after 42 years managing and researching fire for the U.S. Forest Service, sounded profoundly, existentially tired. “We’ve been talking about how this is where we were headed for decades.”
https://www.powerlineblog.com/archives/2020/09/fire-fanaticism.php
The real reason for the large fires is the overloading of our western forests over the last several decades, which can be laid at the feet of excessive and misguided fire suppression starting almost a century ago, and environmentalist opposition to any pro-active forest management on public lands. Environmentalists without fail run to the courthouse to block every Forest Service forest thinning plans, delaying and sometime blocking sensible forest management.
This morning I updated my old time-series of total acres burned in the U.S. since 1930 that I used to include in my annual Index of Leading Environmental Indicators, and you can see that the U.S. used to experience as much as 50 million acres burned in some years. That number fell to as low as 2 million from the 1950s through the 1970s, when it became more evident that this was a mistake.
The interesting thing with the current climatista fanaticism is that the best refutation of it comes from ProPublica, a distinctively left-wing media outlet. The entire article is worth a read if you have time, but here are the important numbers from the article:
Yes, there’s been talk across the U.S. Forest Service and California state agencies about doing more prescribed burns and managed burns. The point of that “good fire” would be to create a black-and-green checkerboard across the state. The black burned parcels would then provide a series of dampers and dead ends to keep the fire intensity lower when flames spark in hot, dry conditions, as they did this past week. But we’ve had far too little “good fire,” as the Cassandras call it. Too little purposeful, healthy fire. Too few acres intentionally burned or corralled by certified “burn bosses” (yes, that’s the official term in the California Resources Code) to keep communities safe in weeks like this.
Academics believe that between 4.4 million and 11.8 million acres burned each year in prehistoric California. Between 1982 and 1998, California’s agency land managers burned, on average, about 30,000 acres a year. Between 1999 and 2017, that number dropped to an annual 13,000 acres. The state passed a few new laws in 2018 designed to facilitate more intentional burning. But few are optimistic this, alone, will lead to significant change. We live with a deathly backlog. In February 2020, Nature Sustainability published this terrifying conclusion: California would need to burn 20 million acres — an area about the size of Maine — to restabilize in terms of fire. . .
Carl Skinner, another Cassandra, who started firefighting in Lassen County in 1968 and who retired in 2014 after 42 years managing and researching fire for the U.S. Forest Service, sounded profoundly, existentially tired. “We’ve been talking about how this is where we were headed for decades.”
Some more science, numbers and sh*t
Phucking Indians burning sh*t down. And I thought they were the caretakers of mother earth.
