We can act now to fight wildfires
“In 2020, the highest we got to anywhere, was a D2 — Severe Drought. Now we are looking at D3 — D4 — Extreme and Exceptional Drought across much of the West and almost all of the Southwest.”
Cameron Peak Fire, Near Red Feather Lakes, Arapahoe and Roosevelt National Forest, Colorado – 2020 Image courtesy of Harrison Raine
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“..many of the men and women who fight those fires on our behalf are suffering from burnout”
Image of Harrison Raine setting a backfire to stop wildfire from spreading
MoreLiving with Evacuation, Smoke and Helicopters
“Wouldn’t it be a miracle if the whole damn world banded together and realized climate change was the number one priority?”
Photograph by Giorgio Trovato, courtesy of Unsplash
MoreFanning the Flames of Hate in Oregon
“The present we are now enduring is the climate-change future that we have been warned about for decades.”
Photograph by Alex Radelich, Courtesy of Unsplash
MoreHouses Must be Built to Withstand Wildfire
That the scene has become familiar makes it no less wrenching: A distraught couple searches through the ash, char, and…
U.S. Forest Service Photo 2007. Grass Valley Fire in Southern California’s San Bernadino Mountains
MoreThese Fires will Happen Again and Again
“This pattern of build-and-burn will continue..”
Photograph by Dawn Armfield, Courtesy of Unsplash
MoreWILDFIRE IS MEANER THESE DAYS
As I look out my window, the smoke from the Bush fire is belching upward behind the fabled profile of…
Photograph by Marcus Kaufman, courtesy of Unsplash
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