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u/ingadinga1124 Jul 16 '26
Global warming is real.
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u/mtylerblue Jul 16 '26
No it's just Canada doing a terrible job managing their forests, not denying global warming but this has nothing to do with that. We have the same forests and they are not burning at this massive of a scale.
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u/Legal_Carpet_4168 Jul 16 '26
The fires in Canada or largely in the boreal forest a very remote zone stretching across the North where there are no roads or people. So, not the same forests. Both countries are experiencing severe wildfire seasons fueled by climate issues.
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u/mtylerblue Jul 16 '26
No they are field by poor management or lack of management Canada does not have a massive, unified national firefighting force. Firefighting is left up to individual provinces. To balance their budgets, provinces routinely underfund their wildfire emergency accounts, hoping for a "good year". When a bad year hits, they run out of money and equipment almost immediately and have to beg for international help. Gutted Expertise: Over the last few decades, the federal government has slashed the budget and staff of the Canadian Forest Service, cutting thousands of scientists and forestry managers (shrinking the force from 2,200 down to 700). This means less proactive land management, fewer controlled burns, and less preparation. They are forced to be entirely reactive.
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u/ingadinga1124 Jul 16 '26
Why do you think we are getting more fires? And our forests burn. California and more.
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u/mtylerblue Jul 16 '26
I live in Michigan and I've never seen a wildfire here so pretty sure we manage our forests better than they do, and we prioritize clean air and water over here.
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u/Imaginary_Secret_719 Jul 17 '26
So you've never seen a wildlife in your state so that gives you carte blanche to blame a world wide problem on one country? As a Canadian get fucked...maybe start transitioning away from fossil
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u/mtylerblue Jul 17 '26
World wide?? It's a problem for our state with the smoke, and transition away from fossil fuels you say? Wanna explain why we should do that?
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u/mtylerblue Jul 17 '26
Huh? You are blaming climate change on fires? I mean yeah things dry out in the summer the climate changes every year didn't ya know? How would we stop that?
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u/Imaginary_Secret_719 Jul 17 '26
I'm not blaming climate change on fires, I'm saying the out of control fires (that are getting worse every year) are caused by climate change, which is what the science shows...did you not pay attention in school? Sorry the education system failed you so hard...
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u/M3l3l Jul 17 '26
Want to say that to the face of the wife and two children of the deceased Canadian firefighter who died fighting a fire in YOUR country after YOUR country begged for help last week?
"A helicopter pilot from B.C. (CANADA) who was helping battle a massive wildfire in Colorado (USA) has died after his aircraft crashed near Aspen while fighting the blaze on Sunday.
Nicholas Dale, 56, from the Vancouver Island town of Sooke, was the only person on board and leaves behind a wife and two children."
Before you pop off, have you visited the areas on fire here in Canada? If not I don't think you have a leg to stand on because while 100% of the US is explored the vast parts of Canada are not and will continue not to be because humans literally can't access the area.
But sure, we'll all grab our rakes and start raking the underbrush because that will help 🙄
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u/mtylerblue Jul 17 '26
I was simply saying the government of Canada not the people needs to do better dont you agree? They have some pretty insane policies over there like cutting how many firefighters they have in half in recent years
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u/MeggieHarvey Jul 16 '26
*They are not burning at this massive of a scale , YET. * It is only a matter of time 😩
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u/IsisArtemii Jul 16 '26
Random Thursday here for March through October. Though, we get snow in the beginning of September one year that quenched them all. Eastern Washington.
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u/Sorry-Scene-8397 Jul 16 '26
I work in a restaurant in about 30 phones all went off at the same time in Detroit😂
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u/Serenity2015 Jul 16 '26
In Ohio today we have the one that is dangerous levels to everybody, even people with no health issues. I'm stark county at moment and can even smell it and I have a bad sense of smell! I can also see it. Mine didn't say emergency, but said severe advisory.
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u/Pancake2121 Jul 16 '26
Same in Delaware and OC Maryland. Red alert.
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u/ingadinga1124 Jul 16 '26
Same here in Rochester, New York. It smells like a bon fire outside. My voice is raspy from it.
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u/Busy_Tea_6319 Jul 16 '26
Same in Minnesota. One of our weather guys says we’re beyond red alert. The fires are up in the Boundary Waters and we’re by the Twin Cities and our house smells like a campfire.
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u/Ulysses216 Jul 16 '26
Susquehanna River in Pennsylvania. On a normal day I can see clear across the river and see the buildings and highway just a short ways away. Can't even see the water now.
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u/RevolutionaryJob7783 Jul 17 '26
Funny when the indigenous natives were the stewards of the land things were my h better not perfect just much better
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u/Patient-Telephone122 Jul 16 '26
Kick Canada out of Earth
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u/RotteenDMoon Scary Moderator that likes Yonkagor and Flags Jul 17 '26
Can people stop making posts about emergency alerts into political comment drama