Am remiss - in not Reading the prior Essay - but will catch up on this today Ed .. As always will seek related Aspects in Canada .. though WildFire knows no Political Boundaries - nor does Climate, Flora & Fauna
Such ‘growing Catastrophic Events are ‘essentially irrelevant to ‘Political Parties - Organized Religion - Yellow Media .. This in context to the Parasitic Reality of 24/7 Electoral Popularity POLLING - ‘as Our Daily News - this grim reality needs OUR ATTENTION ! Good Governance is an Endangered Reality !
It’s my Belief - our only Solution is to Take On YellowMedia via Independent grass roots & ‘guerrilla Media - while Investigating, Determining, Naming & Isolating - Those grooming Public Perception & ‘force feeding Ignorance while ‘encouraging helplessness & apathy .. ie ‘Disaster Capitalism ! 🦎🏴☠️
Thomas, thank you for sharing your thoughts! I agree that wildfires and climate change transcend political boundaries and demand our collective attention. It's vital we focus on the real issues at hand rather than getting caught up in the noise of political and media distractions. Your perspective on the need for independent grassroots and guerrilla media is insightful. By fostering informed discussions and encouraging active engagement, we can work towards solutions that prioritize good governance and environmental stewardship. I appreciate your commitment to exploring these issues in Canada as well, and I look forward to hearing your thoughts after you catch up on the previous essay. Let's continue to raise awareness and drive meaningful change together!
In northern New Mexico, 2022, a fire was started by the Forest Service that burned 340,000 acres. It started very close to my home and we suffered continual smoke for weeks. Controlled burn piles were left unattended during Spring high wind conditions starting the conflagration. Over a 1000 structures burned. Another verification of what you speak of.
Rita, thank you for sharing your experience. It's concerning to hear about the fire that started so close to your home. The Hermits Peak-Calf Canyon Fire, sparked by a prescribed burn that went out of control, underscores the complexities and risks involved in forest management practices. The impact on your community is a stark reminder of the need for careful planning and execution of controlled burns, especially during high wind conditions. Your story is a powerful example of the challenges we face in managing our forests and the importance of learning from these incidents to prevent future disasters. Thank you for sharing your story and highlighting this important issue.
Great article, very disturbing. I'm curious: do you think water mismanagement/over-consumption has added to the problems here? or is this purely heat-wave and forest mismanagement?
Thanks Jack; and great question! Water mismanagement and over-consumption can certainly play a role in exacerbating wildfire risks. While heat waves and forest mismanagement are significant factors, droughts and other types water depletion can contribute to drier conditions, making forests more susceptible to fires. Effective water management is also important for maintaining healthy ecosystems and reducing fire risks. It's a complex issue where multiple factors intersect, and addressing them all is essential for developing comprehensive solutions. I appreciate your interest in exploring these interconnected challenges!
Am remiss - in not Reading the prior Essay - but will catch up on this today Ed .. As always will seek related Aspects in Canada .. though WildFire knows no Political Boundaries - nor does Climate, Flora & Fauna
Such ‘growing Catastrophic Events are ‘essentially irrelevant to ‘Political Parties - Organized Religion - Yellow Media .. This in context to the Parasitic Reality of 24/7 Electoral Popularity POLLING - ‘as Our Daily News - this grim reality needs OUR ATTENTION ! Good Governance is an Endangered Reality !
It’s my Belief - our only Solution is to Take On YellowMedia via Independent grass roots & ‘guerrilla Media - while Investigating, Determining, Naming & Isolating - Those grooming Public Perception & ‘force feeding Ignorance while ‘encouraging helplessness & apathy .. ie ‘Disaster Capitalism ! 🦎🏴☠️
Thomas, thank you for sharing your thoughts! I agree that wildfires and climate change transcend political boundaries and demand our collective attention. It's vital we focus on the real issues at hand rather than getting caught up in the noise of political and media distractions. Your perspective on the need for independent grassroots and guerrilla media is insightful. By fostering informed discussions and encouraging active engagement, we can work towards solutions that prioritize good governance and environmental stewardship. I appreciate your commitment to exploring these issues in Canada as well, and I look forward to hearing your thoughts after you catch up on the previous essay. Let's continue to raise awareness and drive meaningful change together!
In northern New Mexico, 2022, a fire was started by the Forest Service that burned 340,000 acres. It started very close to my home and we suffered continual smoke for weeks. Controlled burn piles were left unattended during Spring high wind conditions starting the conflagration. Over a 1000 structures burned. Another verification of what you speak of.
Rita, thank you for sharing your experience. It's concerning to hear about the fire that started so close to your home. The Hermits Peak-Calf Canyon Fire, sparked by a prescribed burn that went out of control, underscores the complexities and risks involved in forest management practices. The impact on your community is a stark reminder of the need for careful planning and execution of controlled burns, especially during high wind conditions. Your story is a powerful example of the challenges we face in managing our forests and the importance of learning from these incidents to prevent future disasters. Thank you for sharing your story and highlighting this important issue.
Great article, very disturbing. I'm curious: do you think water mismanagement/over-consumption has added to the problems here? or is this purely heat-wave and forest mismanagement?
Thanks Jack; and great question! Water mismanagement and over-consumption can certainly play a role in exacerbating wildfire risks. While heat waves and forest mismanagement are significant factors, droughts and other types water depletion can contribute to drier conditions, making forests more susceptible to fires. Effective water management is also important for maintaining healthy ecosystems and reducing fire risks. It's a complex issue where multiple factors intersect, and addressing them all is essential for developing comprehensive solutions. I appreciate your interest in exploring these interconnected challenges!