Californias dry arid climate brought the Thomas Fire into view as it quickly gained ground starting as a brush fire, and then soon and grew to become larger that New York. Before, in 2007, Zaca had burned 240,000 acres and destroyed man home just like Thomas. With strong winds still remaining, Thomas has rose to become the 5th largest wild fire. Along with its spread comes the evacuation of 93,243 residents, but luckily persuasions are being taken and the remains to only be one death (who didn’t directly die by fire.) Currently the Thomas Fire, Creek Fire, Rye Fire, Lilac Fire, Skirball Fire, and Liberty Fire have more than covered the land mass of Singapore, thankfully fire fighters are diligently working to control and put an end to these devastating fires.
California is an extremely important part to the United States economy. Many important businesses and corporations are located there, the down fall of the people and companies relying on this land could gravely impact America. The land is also being used for agriculture, which is not helping the land survive, but also does call the issue of the lack of water there.
http://www.cnn.com/2017/12/11/us/california-wildfires/index.html
I think this really shows the effects of global warming on the overall climate. The hurricanes, tornadoes, and the wildfires happening in california are all results of climate change, and we need to stop fuel emissions before this gets t have permanent damage on the atmosphere.
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ReplyDeleteits devastating to see so much wildlife being destroyed by natural disasters.
I did one of my current events about a wildfire too and it’s insane to see how much devistaion they bring, I hope they can all be contained soon
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