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NNadir

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11. I may disagree with some points you make but...

Reply to Thunderbeast (Original post)

Tue Nov 20, 2018, 10:01 AM

Nov 2018

... I very much enjoyed the scientific integrity of your post. Science is not really about proving that Trump is an idiot, which is in any case self evident, but it is about the search for truth.

There is a lot of truth in what you write.

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An honest conversation about forest policy [View all] Thunderbeast Nov 2018 OP

Herds of goats vlyons Nov 2018 #1

This is actually a good suggestion jcgoldie Nov 2018 #12

I used to have goats vlyons Nov 2018 #13

I'm available jcgoldie Nov 2018 #14

No doubt vlyons Nov 2018 #15

The major problem is allowing building in forested areas. Its always about money. olegramps Nov 2018 #16

An honest conversation LOL #facknews ! stonecutter357 Nov 2018 #2

You are right exoskeleton Nov 2018 #3

Controlled burns stopdiggin Nov 2018 #8

No Trump is full of shit as always. Demsrule86 Nov 2018 #4

I think the real problem comes down to water. Algernon Moncrieff Nov 2018 #5

since just 3% of CA forests are owned and managed by the state EleanorR Nov 2018 #6

wildland-urban interface EleanorR Nov 2018 #7

CA already manages fire fuels - to the extent that it is possible. maxsolomon Nov 2018 #9

The National Park Service has been neglected, but that has little bearing on what happened to Nitram Nov 2018 #10

I may disagree with some points you make but... NNadir Nov 2018 #11