其实全球范围内的火灾近二十年来是在减少的,大家觉得火灾“越来越频繁”,是主观感受造成的认知偏差 Researchers Detect a Global Drop in Fires https://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/images/90493/researchers-detect-a-global-drop-in-fires A human-driven decline in global burned area https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC6047075/
How the Getty Villa saved itself from the Palisades fire - Los Angeles Times https://www.latimes.com/entertainment-arts/story/2025-01-09/inside-the-dash-to-save-the-getty-villa-from-the-palisades-fire Extensive brush-clearing over the last year, Fleming said, had been completed with the knowledge that fire is a way of life in Los Angeles, and that the region’s frequent periods of drought made a massively destructive fire inevitable. The museum had already pruned landscaping that might catch fire and made sure tree canopies were high off the ground. Low-lying brush had been significantly thinned. The grounds were irrigated Tuesday morning.
红杉树的种子需要在火炎燃烧后的灰烬里才能发芽生长。
所以不要在说什么左派右派、气候变暖了,就是正常的自然现象。
而且以后不要把豪宅盖山上
不砍树,palisades旁边在烧的那座山从未砍伐过,早就该砍一些做出防火带了,现在是满山的fuel (树)烧不完。
不蓄水,南加本来就缺水,水都是北加调过去的,傻逼政府为了保护什么小鱼,炸水坝水库,让淡水白白流入大海,这次消防栓里都出不来水。
这次这火是天灾,更是人祸。好莱坞那帮伪善分子自食其果,不值得同情,只是苦了附近的平头小百姓。
Researchers Detect a Global Drop in Fires https://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/images/90493/researchers-detect-a-global-drop-in-fires A human-driven decline in global burned area https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC6047075/
如果是没有开发的原始山林,是没什么可抱怨的。如果是以开发地区,那森林管理,防火就应该被考虑到,该有的防火隔离带,消防水源等等
隔离带得多宽才行?时速将近100英里santa ana wind, 一分钟就窜出1.7英里。
好像是这样的,风这么大,一旦烧起来,基本无解了。
只能川普亲自出马, 大嘴一喷, 太阳火苗都不敢着了。
隔离带没用,那种大风口的火灾要靠整片隔离区加巡林制度,发现火点立即扑灭
应该说随着无人机技术的普及,无人机巡逻实时发现火点,无人机实时扑灭火点,现在都不难了。应该从这方面入手。
这么大的风,无人机飞得起来吗?
每年都有山火都习惯了,这次其实就是风太太太大了,才这么凶。
还有不少人故意点火的,还有组织犯罪放火等人撤离了入室盗窃的,非常乱这次。
纵火和趁火打劫绝对是人祸
大禹治水,水也是天灾,但是需要人治,加州不治的话,后果只能自己承担,平民百姓骂几句应该的,让能治理的人来干
How the Getty Villa saved itself from the Palisades fire - Los Angeles Times https://www.latimes.com/entertainment-arts/story/2025-01-09/inside-the-dash-to-save-the-getty-villa-from-the-palisades-fire
Extensive brush-clearing over the last year, Fleming said, had been completed with the knowledge that fire is a way of life in Los Angeles, and that the region’s frequent periods of drought made a massively destructive fire inevitable. The museum had already pruned landscaping that might catch fire and made sure tree canopies were high off the ground. Low-lying brush had been significantly thinned. The grounds were irrigated Tuesday morning.