Posted by sourgum on August 07, 2021 at 20:35:27 from (107.77.207.26):
In Reply to: Wildfires? posted by Geo-TH,In on August 07, 2021 at 15:54:59:
That is on the news every night. Part of it is related the mega drought they are experiencing. To put out a fire one would think you need fire fighting tools, evidently there are not enough tools. One fire northern California about 5 days ago they had 10 aircraft on the forest fire. They got that one out. They must have a shortage of fire fighting tools. Not enough water tanker aircraft, not enough flame retardant aircraft dropping flame retardant, not enough helicopters carrying water, not enough fire trucks, not enough firefighters. Send those areas the resources they need to put out fires. We do it for hurricane stricken areas in hurricane season.
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