Our Northwest States Are Getting Tortured.

[Smokin' OP]

what’s going on in cali isn’t controlled burns thbsint fuck

Do you think?
You're a genius..............like Trump.

 

[struth]

Do you think?
You're a genius..............like Trump.

yes. The fact you suggested it just highlighted your cluelessness

 

[Smokin' OP]

yes. The fact you suggested it just highlighted your cluelessness

WOW.

With the arrival of favorable weather conditions, fire managers on the Deschutes National Forest will begin igniting prescribed burns and pile burns across our area over the next few weeks. This will include several high-visibility burns around Sisters, Bend, La Pine, and Sunriver, Oregon.

Posted: May 3, 2022​

Bend, Sisters & Crescent areas: If conditions are favorable, fire managers on the Deschutes National Forest will conduct several understory burns on Wednesday, May 4th to reduce hazardous fuels accumulation decreasing the risk of high-intensity wildfire in the area.

Sisters Ranger District plans to conduct two prescribed burns totaling 220 acres. The first planned unit is 43 acres and is located one mile south of Sisters along Forest Service Road (FSR) 1605. The second unit slated for ignition is 184 acres and is located six miles southwest of Sisters along FSR 16. While no road or trail closures are anticipated, a suggested detour for the Peterson Ridge Tie Trail will be signed in the area. Flaggers will be used in the event that smoke impacts FSR 16.

Crescent Ranger District plans to conduct a 20-acre prescribed burn approximately seven miles southwest of Crescent, east of Highway 58, and west of Highway 97. Smoke may be visible to residents in the Two Rivers and Cascade Estates neighborhoods. Signs will be posted along Highways 58 and 97 as needed, and flaggers will be available in the event that smoke impacts the roadways.

Fucking moron.

 

[struth]

WOW.

With the arrival of favorable weather conditions, fire managers on the Deschutes National Forest will begin igniting prescribed burns and pile burns across our area over the next few weeks. This will include several high-visibility burns around Sisters, Bend, La Pine, and Sunriver, Oregon.

Posted: May 3, 2022​

Bend, Sisters & Crescent areas: If conditions are favorable, fire managers on the Deschutes National Forest will conduct several understory burns on Wednesday, May 4th to reduce hazardous fuels accumulation decreasing the risk of high-intensity wildfire in the area.

Sisters Ranger District plans to conduct two prescribed burns totaling 220 acres. The first planned unit is 43 acres and is located one mile south of Sisters along Forest Service Road (FSR) 1605. The second unit slated for ignition is 184 acres and is located six miles southwest of Sisters along FSR 16. While no road or trail closures are anticipated, a suggested detour for the Peterson Ridge Tie Trail will be signed in the area. Flaggers will be used in the event that smoke impacts FSR 16.

Crescent Ranger District plans to conduct a 20-acre prescribed burn approximately seven miles southwest of Crescent, east of Highway 58, and west of Highway 97. Smoke may be visible to residents in the Two Rivers and Cascade Estates neighborhoods. Signs will be posted along Highways 58 and 97 as needed, and flaggers will be available in the event that smoke impacts the roadways.

Fucking moron.

these wildfires are out of control. They aren’t controlsd burns

 

[August West]

Cleaning the under brush in a forest prevents fires from spreading. Trump suggested California and other states to do the same. But just like Europe you loons laughed at him. Now both are paying the consequences of not listening to him.

Do you have any idea of the size of our western forests and the workforce that would be required to clean the underbrush? This idea is just as goofy today as it was when "find me 11,780 votes" made the moronic suggestion.

 

[Smokin' OP]

these wildfires are out of control. They aren’t controlsd burns

Holy fuck.
Thanks for pointing that out.

I'll call the press, they need to get someone on this ASAP.

MORON.

 

[struth]

Holy fuck.
Thanks for pointing that out.

I'll call the press, they need to get someone on this ASAP.

MORON.

no it’s been covered…you seem to be the only one that thought it was a controlled burn

 

[jknowgood]

Do you have any idea of the size of our western forests and the workforce that would be required to clean the underbrush? This idea is just as goofy today as it was when "find me 11,780 votes" made the moronic suggestion.

What kind of work force and resources does it take to put the fires out?

 

[struth]

Do you have any idea of the size of our western forests and the workforce that would be required to clean the underbrush? This idea is just as goofy today as it was when "find me 11,780 votes" made the moronic suggestion.

there are nearly 40k people and a budget of over 7 billion in the US Forest Service…i haven’t even looked up the number in Cali version. If the Govt can’t handle it, they should and could turn it over to the private sector, logging companies for example.

It’s not something that has to be done all at once either.

 

[Smokin' OP]

no it’s been covered…you seem to be the only one that thought it was a controlled burn

 

[struth]

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what in the world does Trump have to do with this? I think your TDS is in overdrive today....maybe focus less on him, and you would have known these are wildfires in Cali, not controlled burns

 

[Smokin' OP]

what in the world does Trump have to do with this? I think your TDS is in overdrive today....maybe focus less on him, and you would have known these are wildfires in Cali, not controlled burns

Never stated that, you fucking moron.

 

[struth]

Never stated that, you fucking moron.

Um you literally brought it up twice in this thread:

Why do you think many fire departments do controlled burns?
They aren't roasting hot dogs.

WOW.

With the arrival of favorable weather conditions, fire managers on the Deschutes National Forest will begin igniting prescribed burns and pile burns across our area over the next few weeks. This will include several high-visibility burns around Sisters, Bend, La Pine, and Sunriver, Oregon.

Posted: May 3, 2022​

Bend, Sisters & Crescent areas: If conditions are favorable, fire managers on the Deschutes National Forest will conduct several understory burns on Wednesday, May 4th to reduce hazardous fuels accumulation decreasing the risk of high-intensity wildfire in the area.

Sisters Ranger District plans to conduct two prescribed burns totaling 220 acres. The first planned unit is 43 acres and is located one mile south of Sisters along Forest Service Road (FSR) 1605. The second unit slated for ignition is 184 acres and is located six miles southwest of Sisters along FSR 16. While no road or trail closures are anticipated, a suggested detour for the Peterson Ridge Tie Trail will be signed in the area. Flaggers will be used in the event that smoke impacts FSR 16.

Crescent Ranger District plans to conduct a 20-acre prescribed burn approximately seven miles southwest of Crescent, east of Highway 58, and west of Highway 97. Smoke may be visible to residents in the Two Rivers and Cascade Estates neighborhoods. Signs will be posted along Highways 58 and 97 as needed, and flaggers will be available in the event that smoke impacts the roadways.

Fucking moron.