My point is that we have understood the properties of our stagnant forest management practices for some time. Global warming does indeed have everything to do w

My point is that we have understood the properties of our stagnant forest management practices for some time. Global warming does indeed have everything to do with the effects of forest management, what do you think creates these ridiculous once-in-100-year rainstorms that cause a surge in undergrowth that accelerates these massive wildfires? It is a vicious cycle and feedback loop. Weather patterns the previous year create a tinderbox for the next. And then we aggressively suppress the inevitable fires that spring up, leaving even MORE unchecked undergrowth and denying the forest bed the nutritional products of burned foliage, which just worsens its health and creates even BIGGER fires when they eventually roll around.