It’s actually true. CA is much dryer most recent years than it’s been in a few human lifetimes. More brittle dead brush for fuel. CA has always had fires, before man. Some seeds only sprout in fire temperatures.
We don’t know anything about climate changes. Climate always changes and does for eternity.
But it is true that for a couple hundred years we seem to be in a much dryer cycle out west. It doesn’t take a corrupt consensus “scientist” to figure it out. It just IS. How should we humans react?
- maybe desalinization plants
- maybe stop building homes in rural dry brush areas
- maybe create reservoirs instead of bullet trains
- maybe some attempt to keep populations of people who aren’t helping and don’t belong here out of our states
You know, normal solutions, no blame or gouging.
It seems that in past years since environmentalists have succeeded in the preventing of forest clearing and encouraged the heavy accumulation of fallen trees, brush, etc., forest fires have been frequent and more severe.