Climate Change is not the reason why the devastation from wildfires in Los Angeles was massive:

🚩Poor land management practices, such as inadequate forest thinning and controlled burns, can lead to an overabundance of flammable material. 

 🚩Urban expansion into wildland areas (wildland-urban interface) increases fire risk without necessarily being linked to climate change.

🚩A significant number of fires are caused by human activities, whether through arson or accidental ignition from activities like power lines, campfires, or cigarettes.

🚩Santa Ana winds are a natural phenomenon that can exacerbate fire conditions. The argument here is that these winds have always been a factor in LA wildfires.

🚩Historical records show that California has experienced severe wildfires long before significant industrial CO2 emissions began, suggesting that such events are not new or solely due to recent climate change.

🚩Neglect in managing vegetation through practices like controlled burns can lead to higher fuel loads, increasing fire intensity and spread.

🚩DEI hires over competency and skill based to fight fires and bring water is another key reasons for the wide devastation we saw this year.

🚩Mismanagement of funds from public safety departments into woke spending and supporting illegal immigrants is another reason for this.

🚩Issues with aging infrastructure, like electrical grids, leading to sparks that ignite fires, are often cited as reasons independent of climate change.

🚩Construction in high-risk fire zones might be driven by economic incentives rather than climate considerations, leading to increased vulnerability.