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> In part caused by warming and related drying out of the landscape. Nope. Maybe a small part than makes it happen at best 10% more often. But insignificant. Y
by aaron695 6y ago
> In part caused by warming and related drying out of the landscape.
Nope. Maybe a small part than makes it happen at best 10% more often. But insignificant. You and those around you are worth well more than 10% than your parents.
You could have managed it locally at a state level, through education, prevention, preparation, treatment, mitigation, harm minimisation and repair but you didn't.
It's on you. You chose big screen TV's and pretending recycling matters instead.