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Trump is partly right. California has to acknowledge that that they have to completely overhaul their forest management program in light of climate change. Dry forests are the new norm. Rain will decease. Snow packs will decrease. Next year the forests will be even drier than they are now because of global warming. The state Dept of Forestry will have to start cutting down all this dead timber before summer comes. Actually, much of these fires are happening on Federal lands so much of the blame falls on Trump's shoulders. They're his forests; he should be taking his own advice and managing them properly. If it can be demonstrated these fires started on Federal land and then migrated to state forests, then the states should sue the Federal govt. for costs to fight them and to rebuild all the towns that were burned down because of national forest fires..
Sure if you want to say Trump is right about some de minims corner of the argument.
Trump's USDA forest management budgets call for rather trivial increases while zeroing out to almost exactly the same extent the entire federal budget support for state forestry efforts.
As usual Donald is blowing hot air or maybe blowing smoke up our asses. Both of which would seem quite appropriate puns in this case. As such I don't feel compelled to apologize for the pun.