Your comment is mostly drivel, but I'll make a comment then add something useful at the end. > But the sky turned orange for a week last year, as wildfires Ca

Your comment is mostly drivel, but I'll make a comment then add something useful at the end. > But the sky turned orange for a week last year, as wildfires California doesn't and can't manage its forests properly, so orange skies are expected annually. Very little to do with climate change. The useful part in the article: What's interesting in the article is that CO2 levels increased during a pandemic shutdown. That should be investigated to see why. Climate scientists dream of the chance to collect measurement samples during cessation of human activities like this pandemic (same with the grounding of US aircraft during 9/11.)