What we’re waiting to learn is how to crush the power of the fossil fuel companies who are destroying the world and inundating us with anti-science propaganda.
Lets hope china will come up with the solution
Harder to crush than tsars and kings.
Some people seem to be learning that their neighbors need to do a better job of cleaning their forest floor.
You can lead people to understanding but you cannot make them acquire it
I’m curious. What exactly do you mean by cleaning a forest floor?
What could be cleaned that would stop forest fires from happening?
Also, since this is apparently only affecting the US. is the US proposing to pay for this imaginary practice?
Finally, the US is also currently on fire in case you were unaware, so did the first floor cleaning there just not work?
In Australia we regularly burn forests with a cool burn to clean the fine fuels needed to ignite the trees and the canopy. The idea of the cool burn is that the trees are not affected much and the fauna can escape. Not perfect and the schedule is patchy but it brings some comfort.
I am pretty sure trump made a comment to this effect in his first term. That Western states were not properly raking their forest well enough or something equally stupid. This isn’t the reference the guy who made the original comment was trying to make but that reference wasn’t clear at all.
You seem to have missed my take on this as expressed in my second sentence.
You might find another take on this relevant in “Fur and Loafing in Yosemite” where a character named Velma Melmac attempts this approach to forest management. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Farley_(comic_strip). Trump has in the last couple of years literally complained that California wasn’t managing to clean its forest floor properly in reference to wildfires there, suggesting that he completely missed the point of having the Velma character in that cartoon.
Then again, maybe humor is too alien for you. Lighten up.
Your reference is so opaque it didn’t even come across as a reference. Especially as your second sentence is a common phrase albeit worded slightly differently.
