Wildfires again!

[SurvivalAmazon88]

If I were ruler of Canada I'd seed the burned areas with high octane pot for next years events and stop all the bitching. Use the planes to water the crop then stop at "harvest time". No hiking!

Let us bitch SVN, gawd.

 

[SurvivalAmazon88]

Also completely unrelated to fires, but good lord Jamestown and the surrounding areas got fucked by those storms lately. Drove to Fargo and back this weekend and saw so many broken trees and building damage along the way.

 

[svnmag]

Let us bitch SVN, gawd.

Do you want an Archie Bunker pic or just leave it implied?

 

[SurvivalAmazon88]

Do you want an Archie Bunker pic or just leave it implied?

Only if you wanna hear me sound like Edith saying "But Ahhchiieee"

 

[Wally World]

I'm looking forward to you making a billion dollars with your anti-lightning invention.

Are you seeking investors?

Naaaa, no inventions needed, just huge tariffs on the Basturds contaminating our country by design.

 

[Wally World]

This is what AI said is the reason Canada doesn't put out wildfires.... They could give a F--- if the CO2 and smoke drift into the U.S.

I have lived in ND for 60+ years and never did we have smoke pollution 4 years in a row. This has to be by design to promote the climate change agenda.

AI Overview

Canada doesn't extinguish all wildfires primarily because many are in remote, inaccessible areas and because some are considered beneficial for forest health. While human safety is always the top priority, certain wildfires are monitored and allowed to burn naturally, especially if they don't threaten communities or critical infrastructure.

 

[Rowdie]

I'm looking forward to you making a billion dollars with your anti-lightning invention.

Are you seeking investors?

Was lighting not starting fires since forever? Why are the fires so bad now vs the last 50 years and beyond.

 

[Allen]

This is how they're starting

You and your stupid AI. WTF?

 

[camper]

This is what AI said is the reason Canada doesn't put out wildfires.... They could give a F--- if the CO2 and smoke drift into the U.S.

I have lived in ND for 60+ years and never did we have smoke pollution 4 years in a row. This has to be by design to promote the climate change agenda.

AI Overview

Canada doesn't extinguish all wildfires primarily because many are in remote, inaccessible areas and because some are considered beneficial for forest health. While human safety is always the top priority, certain wildfires are monitored and allowed to burn naturally, especially if they don't threaten communities or critical infrastructure.

Do you know what ”inaccessible” means?

 

[double account removed]

doesnt matter camper trump has established that a tarrif is the way to get back at countries who are mean to us so that how our brains work now you do something I dont like u get tarrifd

personally i dont see how putting a financial burden on american citizens is going to make canada put out more fires since they dont have enough firemen equipment or a way to get to some of these fires maybe the tariff will make canada move their fireman manufacturing to the usa and i cant comprehend how a longer dryer fire season in a massive forest is different than it was 60 years ago either way im mad and need some revenge

 

[Kurtr]

Was lighting not starting fires since forever? Why are the fires so bad now vs the last 50 years and beyond.

No winter for multiple years is a big factor

 

[Obi-Wan]

Please don't refer to glyphosate as a desiccant. It's an herbicide. Desiccants absorb or adsorb moisture to keep something else dry. Herbicides kill plants. Ag interests have been incorrectly using the word for years now, because...well, telling people you're spraying their grains with an herbicide was considered much less customer appreciated.

www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/desiccantdesiccant​

noun​

des·ic·cant ˈde-si-kənt

: a drying agent (such as calcium chloride)


https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/desiccant

desiccant
noun [ C ]

uk

/ˈdes.ɪ.kənt/ us

/ˈdes.ɪ.kənt/

a substance used to remove moisture (= liquid in the form of small drops) from something:
They used chemical desiccants to dry out the air.

 

[Wally World]

Do you know what ”inaccessible” means?

Do you know what aircraft means? Or Vehicles mean? Or clear cutting is? Daaaaaah

 

[Wally World]

doesnt matter camper trump has established that a tarrif is the way to get back at countries who are mean to us so that how our brains work now you do something I dont like u get tarrifd

personally i dont see how putting a financial burden on american citizens is going to make canada put out more fires since they dont have enough firemen equipment or a way to get to some of these fires maybe the tariff will make canada move their fireman manufacturing to the usa and i cant comprehend how a longer dryer fire season in a massive forest is different than it was 60 years ago either way im mad and need some revenge

 

[double account removed]

good to see another forest fire fighting expert round here

 

[Wally World]

No winter for multiple years is a big factor

 

[Traxion]

You can argue the reason why, but it’s pretty clear that for whatever reasons the northern forest regions of Canada are drier and warmer over the last 5 years than in any of our modern recorded history. It’s fact based on the precipitation totals and average temps. This has led to way more fires.

I’m not sure anyone arguing about fire control has been in these forests. They’re basically crawl through, nasty thick in many places. Aircraft and retardant is largely ineffective in this type of fuel. Water scoopers are more effective but it’s still like pissing on a campfire in most cases. Very different fire conditions than what we experience in the majority of the US.

Mother Nature is what controls this. My advice would be to get used to it.

 

[double account removed]

so even higher tariffs is what yer sayin???

 

[Wally World]

You can argue the reason why, but it’s pretty clear that for whatever reasons the northern forest regions of Canada are drier and warmer over the last 5 years than in any of our modern recorded history. It’s fact based on the precipitation totals and average temps. This has led to way more fires.

I’m not sure anyone arguing about fire control has been in these forests. They’re basically crawl through, nasty thick in many places. Aircraft and retardant is largely ineffective in this type of fuel. Water scoopers are more effective but it’s still like pissing on a campfire in most cases. Very different fire conditions than what we experience in the majority of the US.

Mother Nature is what controls this. My advice would be to get used to it.

Another believer in far left propaganda! "Climate Change"

 

[Traxion]

Call it drought then. Maybe it’s the dirty 30’s for that region? Either way the numbers don’t lie. It’s drier and warmer and that leads to more fires. If that’s difficult for you to comprehend, carry on!