Ok, got bent, but your perspective is still selfish and full of pseudo moralistic standing and bull shit.
California has historically underinvested in or under‐executed preventive forest/fuel management (thinning, prescribed burns, hazard fuel removal), the infrastructure for natural resistance to fire is weak. The frequent external aid, resources from other states, federal funds, helps deal with the immediate disaster but does not fundamentally reduce fuel loads or ameliorate systemic vulnerabilities. Thus, unless resource management is reformed at scale (with stable funding, regulatory streamlining, workforce development, ecological restoration), fires will continue to recur with high severity, requiring large external interventions again and again.
They don’t manage their natural resources. Like you not monitoring your mental resources.
Ok, got bent, but your perspective is still selfish and full of pseudo moralistic standing and bull shit.
California has historically underinvested in or under‐executed preventive forest/fuel management (thinning, prescribed burns, hazard fuel removal), the infrastructure for natural resistance to fire is weak. The frequent external aid, resources from other states, federal funds, helps deal with the immediate disaster but does not fundamentally reduce fuel loads or ameliorate systemic vulnerabilities. Thus, unless resource management is reformed at scale (with stable funding, regulatory streamlining, workforce development, ecological restoration), fires will continue to recur with high severity, requiring large external interventions again and again.
They don’t manage their natural resources. Like you not monitoring your mental resources.
Okay, but then with how much tax money they send away from their own state, they could actually fix all that. If they wanted to, anyway.