Thx Ryan. It was a long and winding road -- I appreciate your commitment to the complex truth. for those who may not have read to the end, I fear they may have left with the belief that fire was worse in the past in north america... but I don't think that's where you landed.
Perhaps that's a polite way of saying you (may have) buried the lead: going forward, more fire, more severe fire, that more often exceeds suppression ability -- we're in uncharted territory. There was also much fire in the past.
Thx Ryan. It was a long and winding road -- I appreciate your commitment to the complex truth. for those who may not have read to the end, I fear they may have left with the belief that fire was worse in the past in north america... but I don't think that's where you landed.
Perhaps that's a polite way of saying you (may have) buried the lead: going forward, more fire, more severe fire, that more often exceeds suppression ability -- we're in uncharted territory. There was also much fire in the past.
:)
Yeah you may be right… thanks for reading!
I heard someone say recently that all journalism is seeking to answer the question: are we safe?
I respect that you may not be doing straight journalism, your'e also doing some pure science - -wondering and answer the cold question. :)
Very thoroughgoing coverage. I find myself in agreement with Mike Flannigan.especially in regards to eastern Canada.