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Green, yellow, red and black. Well stated Gary. Structure protection in the wildland urban interface is done the same way. Losers and winners.

Thats really great Kevin. Get that land living and breathing again. I would sure like to see some pics if'n you get the chance.

My take is that humans are always going to consume resources, always. How we produce and consume these resources is the real difference maker. I guess canopy makes a big difference, heat and shade wise, but as long as you are growing something, every bit helps. Are they still doing that...

You sound like you want me to admit something Kevin, so I will. I believe that both sides of the climate debate are so monumentally full of shit that if the hot side told me to pack suncreen I would pack a heavy jacket. If the cold side told me to bring a parka I would bring my shorts and flip...

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I also know that money not spent fighting this years fire will not be allocated for next years fire. Not saying everything is screwed up, but a lot of fires are managed as revenue streams. Anyway, I get that things look bad right now. There have been REAL slow years in the last twenty as...

No problem Kevin. Just wondering what the folks in 1870 or 1910 might have thought. There are a lot of factors involved. Lots of people throw around the disastrous catch word. Is it disastrous? The Fort Mac fire would have barely made local Canadian news had it not been for a oil town...

What do you suppose the folks were saying 60 years ago Kevin? When it hit 82? Were they going to prosecute climate deniers?

The new studies now show that the red forest actually burns with a lower intensity than the green trees. Sure, the red trees are dry, but most of the volatile oils and resins are gone. Running crown fire actually stops in a red stand. An old forester explained to me that the red trees are...

Karma? Youse guys are kidding, right?

I wish i was up there. No real opinion from me, just put the fire out.