The human factor in this can’t be ignored, said Keeley.
“I think that we need to look at it from the perspective of global changes. And climate is just one global change. And certainly one of the other important global changes is population growth. And California has been growing at a phenomenal rate in the last 20 years,” Keeley said. “You add more people and that means you add more power lines and more potential for failure to occur.”
While the ignition sources for these fires have yet to be determined, Flannigan bets they’ll end up being power lines blown down by high winds. That’s what started California’s devastating fires in 2016 and 2017, leading to utility Pacific Gas & Electric declaring bankruptcy after facing $30 billion in lawsuits.
φυσικα και θα τα ριξουν στον ανθρωπο και οχι στους ηλιθιους νομους της καλιφορνια που δεν αφηνουν να κοβουν πεθαμενα δεντρα ουτε και να καθαριζουν τα δαση τους απο αυτα...


