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In just one day, an area of land covering 1,860 square miles of the Northwest Territory has burned. That’s a zone 50 percent larger than the entire state of Rhode Island going up in smoke over just one 24 hour period. And as you can see from the GOES satellite animation below, the volume of smoke being produced by fires burning in a permafrost thaw region is quite extreme:
What are you 12 years old...? Fires a lot bigger than this were burning in the 1970-80's. Hell there are documented range fires in the 1800's that were 200% bigger than this and resulted in state size burn areas...
More fear-mongering from the far left that have no basis in reality or facts...
What are you 12 years old...? Fires a lot bigger than this were burning in the 1970-80's. Hell there are documented range fires in the 1800's that were 200% bigger than this and resulted in state size burn areas...
More fear-mongering from the far left that have no basis in reality or facts...
Don't confuse him with the facts....his tiny mind is made up.
