[ SECRET POST #2650 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2650 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Questions there's never a good time to ask.

[dreemyweird]

Re: 2. I have some experience with regions where big fires tend to happen on a regular basis, and sometimes it just isn't possible to take efficient countermeasures. Like when you have thousands of square miles of forests that tend to burn in random places and have pretty much no people in them.

Swamps are a bitch, too. They dry out and the peat in them starts to smoulder. If that happens, God help you, because this fire is not going to be put out, ever. It's going to burn for ages. And it's underground, which makes it 1000 times harder to do anything.

Other than that, some of these places don't have enough funds&have sucky administration that doesn't give a flying fuck about the fires.

Re: Questions there's never a good time to ask.

[(Anonymous)]

Like when you have thousands of square miles of forests that tend to burn in random places and have pretty much no people in them.

This. Sometimes the worst fires are caused by lightning strikes. I saw a documentary once, where they explained that the dust from the fires (the ones caused naturally) actually contributed to a balanced ecosystem globally, even though they were/are devastating regionally.

As for the floods, IDK, that's climate change...no countermeasures are helpful, when the disaster in question is off every scale imaginable.