California has climate change related wildfires like every 8 months and republicans dunked on it mercilessly for power outage issues

Republicans: It's only a problem if it happens to ME.

It's those freaking Jewish Lasers again!

Exactly what part of

[b]SPACE LASERS CONTROLLED BY JEWS[/b]

are you having difficulty understanding?



and these people just keep getting elected.... LOL!!!!!!

Noah - eco-nerds refused to let the forests in California be properly managed. As a result, the forests are tinder boxes. Let's also not forget that if it weren't for California importing water from nearby states - it would return to it's natural desert condition.


Eco-nerd also refuse nuclear power. Gotta have wind power. Which is great until it's gets chilly - then the windmills freeze.

I think the climate is changing. It has been changing ever since there has been climate.
The key is to be smart and adapt.

* Remove kindling dead wood from forests.
* Don't over populate areas, there by further stressing the resources.
* Be smarter, think ahead. It's not the first time it got cold in Texas. Don't assume it will never happen again. In fact, either fill in New Orleans, or tell everyone to leave. It WILL flood again.

And where's all the dunking on Texas and its failure to keep the power on? All that talk about how much California sucks but Texas seems to suck just as much.

In 2020 California, Oregon, and Colorado all had their worst wildfire seasons in history (and we in Washington had it worse than usual too). There's no way that climate change isn't playing a role.

Haha! They will still deny it like they deny COVID, even after being tested positive! 🤦‍♀️

Wait n watch!

Sadly after this is over, Republicans will go back to dunking on California for it’s forestfires. Forgetting that a snowstorm made Texas useless.

showing like a &$#@& in Mexico...... thats a change.

Don't forget the hurricane that hit Houston a couple of years ago and dropped 60 inches of rain in a few days. That exceeded the Probable Maximum Precipitation (i.e., the greatest accumulation of precipitation for a given duration meteorologically possible for an area) that engineers use for designing critical infrastructure. That climate change impact was so strong that even some die-hard Republicans in East Texas admitted that there "maybe was something to this climate change thing."

We'll see more and more of this as time goes on.

If ca. Fires are climate change related why give pge exemptions from lawsuits?
Why try a man for setting one?

Climate change related 🤣

It isn't climate change. It is God trying to get your attention. It will get worse under the current Godless administration and world government.

some people here are being foolishly giddy about the unreliability of renewable wind energy being proven

Texas is a red state, I don't care what happens to them.