California has terrible, centralized forest management.

Manage the forests and the fuel undergrowth—or nature will manage it for you.

California has terrible, centralized forest management.

Manage the forests and the fuel undergrowth—or nature will manage it for you.

https://californiapolicycenter.org/reports/reducing-californias-carbon-emissions-through-modern-forest-management/

FEMA was hiring for emergency management specialists specifically for West Coast wildfire back when the hurricane hit months ago, they were trying to prep for California's lack of preparation (IMO)

except the forest service suspended controlled burns (not saying this would have prevented this fire, but illustrative of the bad prioritization and resource allocation)

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When I first went into a meeting with new leaders (prior job happened every two years)

They would tell me twenty priorities they wanted me to fix...

I'd tell them with that many priorities you have no priorities at all...

Come up with 5...we will get to 3 together...

You are exactly right.... priorities

except the forest service suspended controlled burns (not saying this would have prevented this fire, but illustrative of the bad prioritization and resource allocation)

https://www.kqed.org/science/1994972/forest-service-halts-prescribed-burns-california-worth-risk