Climate Change/Fires in the West

Why? Because Democrats.

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How did climate change start these fires?

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They're saying because of the so called temperature rise, it makes places hotter and dryer, thus causing normal fires to be much larger and uneasy to control.

But remember, any hurricane, avalanche, mud slide or stubbed toe is blamed on global warming/climate change.

Cause it was 100 degrees like always in August so it must be climate change that started the fires

When environmentalists intentionally seek laws to prevent access roads from being maintained through the parks and government owned land. Combine the inability to use roads and the use of ponds, steams, rivers and lakes as water sources ...there is no ability to stay on site and reduce the spread of fires. You rely on planes and helicopters flying back and forth to fight. In wind situations, that is a losing proposition.

Meanwhile ...when the Electric Utility is faced with an economy that featured NO EXPANSION for eight years (Obama), things have to be put on the back burner. Clearing of foliage under power lines was stopped. Renewal and upgrading of equipment on the back burner.
PGE was driven into bankruptcy because of the policies of the state. Portland Gas and Electric will go down, as will Southern California Edison. Insane policies passed by Politicians that can barely make it the bathroom caused this ....nothing else.

They need to clean up the under brush like they have been told for years. Controlled burns saves lives, trees and animals

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They're saying because of the so called temperature rise, it makes places hotter and dryer, thus causing normal fires to be much larger and uneasy to control

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This plus the fact that they stopped/reduced clearing dry brush and doing their usual fire prevention maintenance.

I would say the vast majority of these fires and the magnitude of which they are able to get too has been brought on by the earth lovers own policies.

They want to leave as much land as they can untouched, as if man has never been there....so all the underbrush dies and then dries up just ready to be ignited....one fire gets started, embers start getting blown, ignites all this dried up dead underbrush and the fire rages on making it extremely difficult to maintain.

If these frickers would do responsible land conservation, this dead underbrush would get cleaned out....which would remove the fuel for these fires....ultimately limiting the intensity and size at which these fires can spread.

Oh and OMB