My parents met doing controlled burns for the ecology department back in the late 70s. It was normal practice back then. They need to bring it back. And mental asylums.
Yea, some forests actually need periodic burns or they die. Basically it gets them nitrogen. Just google oakwood savannahs, I helped survey one in Toronto in high park.
Still do it yearly here in New jersey. We have yearly wildfires as well, one back in 2001 destroyed a lot of property and thousands of acres of forest. Since then they increased controlled burns astronomically
I live in Louisiana and we just got blanketed in record snow. People are saying it’s because of climate change yet the previous record for that much snow happened in 1895. Short memories and fear is a powerful tool.
The climate change activists have put themselves in a win-win situation. That’s because if their narrative shows that climate is getting worse than they can say oh we have to work even harder we have to make more changes. We have to keep putting more money into it. And if it gets better, they can say look at how much better it’s getting because of all the work we’re doing we need to work even harder now and put more money into it and keep doing what we’re doing. People need to wake up.
@@sqwalnoc Doesn't matter one bit. In 1895 there was NO human made climate change. Jonathon is right: I keep doing the same in my country. Yes, last year may have been the hottest year, but when I check the records, some days broke a record heat from 1938. Not from 2021, 2015, 2005 but from 1938!
SoCal native here, they used to allow farmers to graze goats and sheep all over the hills. I was born in Thousand Oaks, kept my horses at CLC/CLU . I can recall every year, during summer, a Shepherd and his sheep grazing hillside from Santa Rosa Valkey to T.O. He slept with his flock. Didn't speak any English, but we loved hanging with him.
@@nochepatada Nope. Everywhere I lived there was a TON of rain, yet somehow we were still in a drought. My mom lived in Paradise two years before it went up in flames. Rain happened the week afterward. If there wasn’t so much underbrush, that fire wouldn’t have been anywhere near that level of destruction.
@johncampbell7219 damn. There must be a conspiracy among the weathermen and gay firefighters who keep reporting there hasn't been rain, and they were in a red flag warning thanks to those liars at the National Weather Service
I have been mountain biking in san diego since 75 and for sure they stopped clearing brush in the 90's and by 2000 all trails and fire roads were overgrown and rutted to the point that the fire trucks can't drive on them
Whether or not climate change is the main reason or a contributing factor, you can't always use it as your excuse for terrible mismanagement and poor planning.
Well greenhouse emissions lead to global warming which is a direct result of decisions that we make so that right there within itself is a result of humans mis-managing the planet
Climate change doesn’t exist bro. All of the country’s personal vehicles is .0000000001% compared to your lord Taylor swift’s daily private jets not to mention the pollution china makes
Former So Cal native. Now living in Central Oregon which has very similar climate to So Cal regarding the wet/dry season. Our fire season is late Summer vs Winter Time. The fire mitigation is night and day. Every Spring massive controlled burns, they don't mess around. They clean up all the excess brush near the cities and if we do get lightning strikes in the dense forest they are allowed to burn (as they need to) as long as no structures are threatened. Brush mitigation is critical in dry areas but no one seems to do it. That video of the start of the Eaton fire, dense brush right under the powerline tower. There was do disputing that. Goats, backhoes good old manual labor to clear all that. Controlled burns are not always possible in some areas because of risk of spread but there is nothing stopping proper mitigation with those other methods.
@edking4226 As of September 23, 2024 an estimated 1.9 million acres have burned, breaking the state record previously set in 2020.🤔 The Oregon Department of Forestry declared an official end to the record-breaking fire season on October 28
I mentioned this last week, I got a reply saying that 20 million off a 170 million budget wouldn't do much ! . My reply was, you could check a lot of hydrants with 20 million
@swskating3865 I think if they were serious about climate change, the budget would be increasing every year... at least that's how I think our argument should go with these green freaks. They will never learn. Let it collapse!
@@swskating3865 I believe they said a big portion of the cuts when to overtime hours. Overtime hours that would have been spent clearing the dried brush 🤷♂️
Every solution to "solving" climate change: • Raise taxes • Transfer more wealth to rich • Create tax breaks for corporations who "go green" • Transfer more power to politicians • Micromanage regular people's lives more and take more of their rights and property away
I moved to San Diego from Tornado Alley in the Midwest..I love the weather here but it's sunny & boring every day. Two months about of the year it will be cloudy & that's it. What's also odd is that there's little to no bugs. Never had a mosquito or bug bite in 5 years & I'm outdoors a lot.
I love how people think this is a valid argument against climate change. Even if you don't believe in climate change, insurance companies that are leaving California and Florida do.. I'm willing to bet insurance companies responsible for payouts and measuring risk know more than a person who saw fires in California in 70s..
@litojonny Climate change can exist & the LAFD & government can be wildly incompetent at the same time. Thankfully SD is more of a purple city/county vs LA. And the Mission Valley fire here the other day was started by a meth head with a blow torch, not climate change.
Climate change is some made up bs by democrats to keep America down! God bless we have now President Trump who doesn't care about it. Glad we have people like Joe who are not retarded liberals. Minnesota banned all attempts to lower carbon emissions. It's time that the rest of the US does the same. Carbon is good. If we produce a lot of carbon it means we have a successful economy.
Lived in the foothills of Sunland/ Tujunga above the hills of burbank, LA. The 34 years I spent there there was always a fire season, Santa Ana winds blowing through the canyons across LA to the ocean. Joe Rogan is absolutely right on all counts. It's never been a climate change issue. It's always been a preparedness issue which falls on the state , city and counties who run it, voted by the people
@@stancexpunks It's not normally, but this year has been awful in terms of rainfall. Basically, the rainy season, which normally starts in November and brings an end to fire season, still hasn't started in Southern California, extending fire season by months to the present. It looks like it will finally start tomorrow--the latest start on record for many areas in SoCal.
Props to Michael Schellenberger for the interview he had with Dad Saves America (I think?) where he looked into this and found that there were several preemptive meausres that could be taken, such as strategically placing fire engines in high risk areas to tamper out flames right as they start. The Weather Advisory service sounds the alarms that there was severe fire risk two days before Mayor Bass left town to go to Ghana and nothing was done preemptively to mitigate the risk.
Lol no he is not. He makes obvious errors in his videos, literally contradicting what is said IN CLIPS HE PLAYS. So he and his audience are not that sharp. I've literally showed these clips to my friends and co-workers, because I was so deeply fucking confused as to how no one seems to catch them. If this is the level of reading and listening comprehension, the US is doomed....
Just to explain how the "Santa Ana winds" works, it's air moving from the Great Basin which is cold/high pressure to the coastal area which is low pressure. Claiming its hot air from global heating is false, and shows someone didn't pay attention in high school science class.
The dryness is a critical factor when it comes to fire and it is very clear that the heat and lack of rain (we got 0 rain for 9 months we usually get at least a few inches from October to December) are making the fires worse.
@ it’s a factor every few years since records have been kept, but when you cut budgets, refuse to implement forest management protocol despite warnings from the fire department, insurance companies, homeowners, , that’s a recipe for disaster.
@ yes, but idk if you noticed that we had record rainfall the year before. Which leads to more vegetation, and then, we got record heat in the summer, which means the vegetation is dryer. I do not deny that fires would happen in LA, where I live, with or without climate change. But the severity of the fires is only going to get worse as temperatures rise and as climate change creates these whiplashing rain patterns.
@@megustavophoto if it’s known by progressives that weather is getting more extreme and that this is a drought year, does it make sense to you to cut $50 million from the budget or whatever it was for fire? If they truly believed it, then they would’ve acted like it with proper prepping. . And if there was true climate change that would mean Santa Ana winds would actually slow down because pressure gradient would decrease, weakening the wind. No matter what side you fall on the climate issue, that’s just basic science confirmed by even climate alarmists.
@@megustavophotodon't drink the kool aid re climate change buddy. When so many people stand to financially gain, when so many scientists are INCENTIVISED to say it's a thing, after witnessing how corrupt these same players acted during covid?
On top of the cities terrible water management over 50% of the houses that burnt down had a pool with atleast 10,000 gallons of water in it.. If all of those pools were hooked up to a sprinkler system designed for emergency structure protection the fire most certainly wouldn't have burned through all those neighborhoods. That 10-15k system for each million plus $ home would've been enough to save the vast majority of structures that burnt down. The over reliance on state/city owned infrastructure in emergency situations is a huge problem nationwide and needs to be addressed.
100% There's story after story of people (most of them older or even elderly) who stayed and defended their home(s) with just a garden hose and they successfully saved their homes from their houses catching on fire from the flying embers. We now have an entire generation who doesn't know how to be self reliant, develop or have basic survival skills, and whom are utterly dependent upon the government for their survival/safety. Truly terrifying. This country is extremely vulnerable right now.
I thought it was ironic that all these homes were burning when they had swimming pools, but I didn’t know how they could have used that water to fight the fire. I think you’re onto something here. I hope you’re able to develop your idea and get it patented and put on the market. If not, I hope someone sees this and develops it, hopefully giving credit where credit is due. It’s mind boggling to think of how much damage could have been prevented by a system like this.
@@terri2494 No patents needed.. Battery powered or gas powered pumps, poly or copper piping built into the crown of the house, either retrofitted under the crown caps or side flashing or built into the roof when re roofing.. And a box or housing area near the pool that houses the small pump and 1in hose to go into the pool. For newer constructions the line can be built into a bottom drain valve in the pool and the whole system can easily be automated, with manual backups obviously. I know folk in nor cal and oregon, as well as myself, who've had set ups like this for years.
Joe, have any biologist on. It’s been here so long the plants have evolved to reproduce and germinate their seeds after the fires. That said here in ventura I had 3 fires start in 24 hours 2 at homeless camps. The olives park one they found human remains. Probably a fentanyl nod off
I'm so happy that RUclips still adds a special disclaimer to videos claiming climate change to be real. What would I do without there bs that has always been so reliable lol ;)!
yeah ask insurance companies leaving states like California and Florida if climate change is real. everybody knows climate change is real even oil companies, they don't talk about it because they profit from it. i love how people like you think they are smart because you don't believe in mainstream stuff.
If they are saying climate change caused these fires, shouldn't that then mean they should've been MORE prepared???? Yet, instead they chose to be less prepared.
Here in Australia we have bad bushfires every 4-6 years. It’s happened all throughout our recorded history but for some reason the two most recent have been caused by climate change. It couldn’t possibly have anything to do with the fuel load taking several years to build up could it.
@@michaelgumleyguitar most regional Australian councils back burn every year, the fires in the last 10 years have been some of the worst in recorded history and climate change is a contributing factor and that’s a scientific fact not a political statement .. and if you still won’t accept that fact have a look at the coral bleaching and coral death in the Great Barrier Reef caused by water temps rising, you might think these things don’t affect but you but mate farmers can’t grow shit or raise animals in a sick ecosystem.. don’t believe what Gina Rinehart and Peter Dutton tell you.. look at the legitimate scientific evidence and do your own research
Florida had a horrendous fire back in the 90s. Since then the state does extensive controlled burns, since then we've kept these large forest fires to a minimum.
San Francisco used to burn down every winter in the 1800s until they started using Brick and concrete instead of building quickly with wood and muslin paper.
Y’all are not bright 😂 scientists that dedicate their life to this subject would remind you what a crayon eater you are. “You’re allowed to believe” bro you’re watching the largest podcast in the world
I was 11-12 during the Bel-Air fire and living just over the “Hill” in the Valley. CA adapted by clearing brush, timber and cutting fire breaks and fire roads. That stopped in the late 70’s because of Environmental “Protection”
Early 80s in Altadena. The fire literally was across the street from our house and no one evacuated, why, because of fire breaks. And less wind id assume
@@deuce-infinitum2001Yes! The old fire breaks can be clearly seen on the San Gabriel Mountains above Pasadena and Altadena. Large fire breaks like those-that actually work aren’t being done today.
I’ve lived in LA all my life and I’m in my late 30’s now. Wildfire has always been an issue in LA, that’s true, but the frequency and severity has certainly increased in the last 10 years due to the dryer climate. The rain has also significantly decreased in the last 10 years. Climate change is real and it is a factor. But its also clear that the City and State grossly mismanaged the situation with their terrible water management, cutting the fire department budget and prioritizing DEI over competence. It’s definitely both. Joe has gone full Repub with his climate change denial now. Starting to lose credibility for me.
I lived in Altadena in the early 80s We had fire breaks and the forest was managed Also, waaaay less people. I lived in the foothills. The fire was across the street in the mountains. We had sprinklers on our roofs and went to sleep. No evacs. Real story.
You don't feel like it. But you're a child. You haven't been there when our neighborhood was set up for the mudslides after and everything. There are way too, were, waaaay too many houses up in the mountains that I personally saw in the 2010s. Late 2010s. If they haven't changed the infrastructure in 30 years than. Um. Yeah. Poor planning. Like the rest of my life.
@@deuce-infinitum2001 I’m in Chevy Chase canyon, super close to the Altadena fire, and we got evacuated. Got lucky the wind didn’t blow our way or else my house would have for sure burned down with all the dry vegetation around me.
Remember when Newsom mocked Trump for suggesting the correct measures for preventing fires, deriding him as an anti-climate conspiracist? They just keep digging their hole deeper with every attempt to slap the “conspiracy” label on someone 😂
Liberals who believe in climate change literally want to destroy America. Carbon is good. More carbon means we have a flourishing economy. Every kind of carbon reduction means an economic decline. Glad we have President Trump now who sees through that bs.
@@82fdny97 Apparently you don't even have to carry a person out of a burning building. After all the man shouldn't have been there dying through smoke inhalation because of a fire that wasn't his fault. Obviously.
The other issue is there is no management of brush and the woods in these areas. I’m also on a fire department and we have very few hydrants. We use water tenders and it works you just need to be prepared for it and have the resources appointed ahead of time.
Joe sounds, measured, neutral, unbiased, pragmatic, nuanced, dispassionate, objective, understanding, curious, courteous to all sides of any event, debate, position or side. Well done!
LA either Burns, Slides or Shakes...its price you pay for living in California...The Bel Air Fire (1960's) was very similar to the Palisades Fire...Growing up in the Palisades in the 70's / 80's we were always careful because we remembered that fire and were concerned that anything could cause the destruction again.
I responded to fires in that area when I was working for the state ... I was working out of SLO and we basically coved Santa Cruz down to around Santa Barbara ... Absolutely gorgeous part of the country I think CAs central coast is a hidden gem ... But it's horribly managed and this has been the case for a very long time dating back before the 70s a big part of our job was undoing the horrible stuff the hippies did in the 60s
I've seen Joe's guest in a few videos. He talks as much sense as anybody, and he does it calmly and politely. Get people like him more involved in decision making at the highest levels.
I live in the redwoods in California. We had big fires in 2020. My husband is a volunteer fireman here and the bring their own water. ... pump it from the creek ect. No hydrants. There are ways to be prepared.
right? you have all these people listening to other people who have no idea what they're talking about, chalking it up to this, that, and the other thing, when the fact is this is literally what living here is like. When you have balmy, moderately wet winters and springs that give way to summers that are weeks upon weeks of 100 degree+ weather, it's just a fact of life. Cry mismanagement all you want, but you can't control burn the millions upon millions of forest and scrubland that abuts residential areas. It's just too much.
Blaming climate change is a way of excusing the ineptness of leaders. Climate change is not the cause. The cause is the ineptness of the people running California and its cities
Secret Scholars!! Lets go Warren! Dude seems like a genuine person. Been following him since he was fired as a teacher for teaching HOW to think, not what to think!
You can always tell when something is an excuse based on whether it's disprovable or not. An undisprovable claim is very convenient when trying to divert responsibility away from yourself.
I grew up in the Mt Diablo foothills, an area very prone to brush fires. As a child, I participated in defending the neighborhood from fire by watering down our fence-which faced the preserve-and putting out any embers I found. The entire neighborhood would stay to defend and put out what we could, and no one lost a home or significant property while I lived there. It is doable, especially as a group effort, but social isolation and lack of community has seemingly done away with a lot of cooperative efforts. At the time, there were not many trees, which made this easier. I did notice, after many years, that there are lots of trees in my old neighborhood, none of them endemic. They were planting more eucalyptus when I moved, which is a huge mistake. I also understand the large groups of volunteers clearing the deadfall in the preserve stopped as well. This is a civic issue. California has always burned, and mismanagement will only increase the damage.
It is not just LA and the desert regions. All the way up to Chico in NorCal and the Sierras, it gets very dry and hot for months. As a kid, growing up in the North Bay, the ground is incredibly dry from June to November. I was always amazed that there were not more fires. The dry, tall grass, starting in late July, is practically kindling. Ergo, fireworks are banned in the state.
He nailed it: every year out here we have a “fire season.” And we have the Santa Ana winds annually too. I remember once seeing 5-6 ft waves in Avalon on the leeward side of Catalina. It was crazy…usually on that side of the island it looked like glass it was so calm.
I lived in that area when I was a child in the mid 1950s and I remember they were always advertising recruitment of fire fighters and the smokie the bear commercials so I would think fires have always been a problem in that area.
I think Arnold winning as the only republican in years says everything you need to know about LA residents and lefties in general. The only thing that could make them change was a celebrity they glorify.
We’re getting the same kind of Spiel in the UK, only the other day on the BBC they were talking about Coastal Erosion. With no further context the proclaimed it was “Climate Change” - hang on, Dulnwich (a former town in Suffolk) is now almost entirely in the sea, a process that started in the late 18th Century at-least, pre Industrialisation. Ravenspur another town (in East Yorkshire), was washed away in the 16th century, and probably because like L.A not built in the most sensible of places. In this case on a sandy peninsula.
Theres people crying about climate change causing wildfires, meanwhile in England we're having the coldest winter in 30 years or something. Make it make sense
I mean that doesn’t disprove climate change. You have any idea how far apart those two places are and all the dynamics at play. I’m no greenie but that’s a weak argument.
winter is dry, right? you get that, and they dont burn the brush anymore. it was bound to happen. the no water in hydrants is a compounding issue that was avoidable."along with the large scale of the fire itself" with simple burning of brush. heck they dont like to burn stuff in cali? ship it north a lot of people still burn wood. if not all the time some of it. it might just be "kindling" but we burn that too.
I’m in the south of the uk thought it had been quite mild this year copy and pasted this off the met office website December was milder than average, with the UK experiencing a provisional mean temperature of 6.2°C, 2.0°C above the long-term average. This was provisionally the fifth warmest December on record for the UK. All four countries saw temperatures above average overall, although Wales and Northern Ireland were slightly cooler than England and Scotland. Rainfall has been above average for the UK, provisionally recording 139.4mm of rainfall, 110% of the long-term average.
I watched a homeless guy burning a large pile of debri 🔥 down there on the side of the highway just a week before. The entire highway was covered in smoke and not single fire truck in sight. Everyone drove right by like it was normal to see
The narrator for the 1961 documentary you showed is the actor and producer, William Conrad. He narrated a lot of projects because of his distinct voice. His acting Bio lists THIS video among his credits.
Oh really? Sure it wasn't the lack of preventative burning, fire road maintenance, lack of water in fire hydrants, slashed budgets, and arson? Yeah ok dude drink your Carmel machiato and stfu
The fire that Joe talked about was in 2007. Adam Carolla talked about this because his good friend Alan Hamel (Jewish old money) had a house that burned to the ground there. Alan and his wife planned to rebuild and went to the coastal commission to pull permits. The young clerk there simply said no (in a sinister tone) and informed them that any appeals would take a minimum of one year because she was very busy. Needless to say they sold the empty land and built a new house in Palm Springs instead.
They just need to let goats out so they eat all the crap on the ground and get rid of all the foliage that's just sitting there dry and ready to Kindle up as fuel for a fire
For all the people saying they don't eat dry brush that's why you use targeted foraging right now to prevent this from becoming out of hand. Not saying it's going to be the 100% solution but they are cheap they are more effective than not doing anything and clearly nothing's working. They did in Sacramento and I know they don't really have the same climates but try something because clearly it's going to keep happening
@@jonlamontagne They need a mixture of controlled burns when it's safe to get rid of the tinder that way, and goats grazing to keep the green foliage and the grasses down.
@immortaltyger1569 I didn't mean the goats were going to be the only thing to mitigate wild brush fires! I was just saying it's way better than doing nothing and it's helped in other areas that are prone to wildfires. If they sit still sitting on their hands it's never going to get fixed clearly. I agree wholeheartedly with what you're saying
The more I listen to Rogan, the more I think it hurts him he couldn’t stay in so cal. He sounds like a bitter lover. We love u bro, u can always come back.
1991 Oakland Ca. firestorm destroyed 2843 homes. 65 mph winds. I was there and drove through the hills, nothing but burnt tree trunks and fireplaces left.
My parents met doing controlled burns for the ecology department back in the late 70s. It was normal practice back then. They need to bring it back. And mental asylums.
Did they name you Pheonix, or Blaze ?
@@ZBirDEveryday. Lol no Bernie
Yea, some forests actually need periodic burns or they die. Basically it gets them nitrogen. Just google oakwood savannahs, I helped survey one in Toronto in high park.
Still do it yearly here in New jersey. We have yearly wildfires as well, one back in 2001 destroyed a lot of property and thousands of acres of forest. Since then they increased controlled burns astronomically
The whole Smokey the bear campaign did way more harm than good
I live in Louisiana and we just got blanketed in record snow. People are saying it’s because of climate change yet the previous record for that much snow happened in 1895. Short memories and fear is a powerful tool.
The climate change activists have put themselves in a win-win situation. That’s because if their narrative shows that climate is getting worse than they can say oh we have to work even harder we have to make more changes. We have to keep putting more money into it. And if it gets better, they can say look at how much better it’s getting because of all the work we’re doing we need to work even harder now and put more money into it and keep doing what we’re doing. People need to wake up.
And how far do the records go back? Like 1800? We have absolutely no idea what was happening 300 years ago
@@sqwalnoc Doesn't matter one bit. In 1895 there was NO human made climate change. Jonathon is right: I keep doing the same in my country. Yes, last year may have been the hottest year, but when I check the records, some days broke a record heat from 1938. Not from 2021, 2015, 2005 but from 1938!
Look i agree with you 100000%, but ain't NOBODY have memories from 1895 dawg
@ History books have memories, but today’s media will look you in the face and swear every single weather event that happens now is unprecedented
SoCal native here, they used to allow farmers to graze goats and sheep all over the hills. I was born in Thousand Oaks, kept my horses at CLC/CLU . I can recall every year, during summer, a Shepherd and his sheep grazing hillside from Santa Rosa Valkey to T.O. He slept with his flock. Didn't speak any English, but we loved hanging with him.
I was born in and lived in CA for 40+ years. This is not because of climate change. It is because of mismanagement… or a complete lack of management.
@@johncampbell7219 why did insurance companies stop covering homes in that area?
@ Fire insurance was really difficult to get or afford, because of the same reasons… lack of basic forest management.
@johncampbell7219 not because of drought? Like when it doesn't rain for 100 days? Like being in a red flag warning in January?
@@nochepatada Nope. Everywhere I lived there was a TON of rain, yet somehow we were still in a drought. My mom lived in Paradise two years before it went up in flames. Rain happened the week afterward. If there wasn’t so much underbrush, that fire wouldn’t have been anywhere near that level of destruction.
@johncampbell7219 damn. There must be a conspiracy among the weathermen and gay firefighters who keep reporting there hasn't been rain, and they were in a red flag warning thanks to those liars at the National Weather Service
Controlled burns to keep the brush down is an essential and natural process
You're right, but try and get the air quality management district in LA to agree to that, not to mention the environmental activists.
@@matthewdelpolito8297 I have to assume that California is wilfully ignoring what needs to be done.
@@matthewdelpolito8297 please tell them not to do it when it's windy
controlled bums turned firefighter lol
Complete and utter bullshit
Brush grows back within a year, you need trees to shade out the brush
I have been mountain biking in san diego since 75 and for sure they stopped clearing brush in the 90's and by 2000 all trails and fire roads were overgrown and rutted to the point that the fire trucks can't drive on them
I noticed the same thing
You have sadly captured in a paragraph the mismanagement
@@lauralintonmacfarlane5264 remember the fires in the early 2000s? Those were bad
Whether or not climate change is the main reason or a contributing factor, you can't always use it as your excuse for terrible mismanagement and poor planning.
Well greenhouse emissions lead to global warming which is a direct result of decisions that we make so that right there within itself is a result of humans mis-managing the planet
Which is what Newsom, the DEI deputy fire chief, and Karen Bass will try to do.
Climate change doesn’t exist bro. All of the country’s personal vehicles is .0000000001% compared to your lord Taylor swift’s daily private jets not to mention the pollution china makes
Not clim chnge, just seasons, weather /manip. Never glob warm; they're always claiming record highs!
But that’s the catch all argument they will always use to push their bs agenda.
Former So Cal native. Now living in Central Oregon which has very similar climate to So Cal regarding the wet/dry season. Our fire season is late Summer vs Winter Time. The fire mitigation is night and day. Every Spring massive controlled burns, they don't mess around. They clean up all the excess brush near the cities and if we do get lightning strikes in the dense forest they are allowed to burn (as they need to) as long as no structures are threatened. Brush mitigation is critical in dry areas but no one seems to do it. That video of the start of the Eaton fire, dense brush right under the powerline tower. There was do disputing that. Goats, backhoes good old manual labor to clear all that. Controlled burns are not always possible in some areas because of risk of spread but there is nothing stopping proper mitigation with those other methods.
That is the way to do it, allowing a mix of high intensity and low intensity fires but making protective rings around cities.
Put the illegal immigrants to work clearing the brush
@edking4226 As of September 23, 2024 an estimated 1.9 million acres have burned, breaking the state record previously set in 2020.🤔
The Oregon Department of Forestry declared an official end to the record-breaking fire season on October 28
@ironblud so you want them to stay and have taxpayers pay them to rakevthe forest?
@@edking4226 nice try bud that doesn't happen in oregon
If climate change in California is such a serious issue... they cut the fire departments budget! Let that logic sink in.
I mentioned this last week, I got a reply saying that 20 million off a 170 million budget wouldn't do much ! . My reply was, you could check a lot of hydrants with 20 million
@swskating3865 I think if they were serious about climate change, the budget would be increasing every year... at least that's how I think our argument should go with these green freaks. They will never learn. Let it collapse!
@@swskating3865 I believe they said a big portion of the cuts when to overtime hours. Overtime hours that would have been spent clearing the dried brush 🤷♂️
@@swskating3865Facts don't matter to the woke mind virus.
“Climate change!“😂
Every solution to "solving" climate change:
• Raise taxes
• Transfer more wealth to rich
• Create tax breaks for corporations who "go green"
• Transfer more power to politicians
• Micromanage regular people's lives more and take more of their rights and property away
The scam
Fear is a very effective money grab.
Trump should make california pay a carbon tax on their wildfire emissions that would make them change.
Trump felon/deviant should stepdown from office
Second this
That’s funny lol
you should submit that to Babylon Bee. lol
I only disagree because I don't want to have to pay that tax. I support firefighters and control burns.
In the 1960s, weren’t the masses being alarmed about the upcoming Ice Age?
I would say it was the mid 70s - I could remember my dad’s Time magazine saying this about the upcoming Ice Age - it’s all a fucking money grab
and yt has to put their blue box of prop a ganda on the page
Yeah there was some weird episode of In Search Of about that. LOL
@VG-iq8xq I remember watching that when it aired.
@ it’s essentially a sort of telescreen message you can’t turn off.
I lived in CA for a few years as a kid, I remember earthquakes, mud slides, dust storms and fires. this was in the 70's
I moved to San Diego from Tornado Alley in the Midwest..I love the weather here but it's sunny & boring every day. Two months about of the year it will be cloudy & that's it. What's also odd is that there's little to no bugs. Never had a mosquito or bug bite in 5 years & I'm outdoors a lot.
Earthquakes are nothing to do with the climate
I love how people think this is a valid argument against climate change. Even if you don't believe in climate change, insurance companies that are leaving California and Florida do.. I'm willing to bet insurance companies responsible for payouts and measuring risk know more than a person who saw fires in California in 70s..
@litojonny Climate change can exist & the LAFD & government can be wildly incompetent at the same time. Thankfully SD is more of a purple city/county vs LA. And the Mission Valley fire here the other day was started by a meth head with a blow torch, not climate change.
@@JB1878 he never said it was?
I’m 65 and remember when I was younger California burning every year until present followed by mud slides and houses falling off cliffs
These people won't take any responsibility for anything they destroy. They need to go.
Climate change is some made up bs by democrats to keep America down! God bless we have now President Trump who doesn't care about it. Glad we have people like Joe who are not retarded liberals. Minnesota banned all attempts to lower carbon emissions. It's time that the rest of the US does the same. Carbon is good. If we produce a lot of carbon it means we have a successful economy.
Why should they when they know that the media will run cover for them no matter what they do?
You can blame the politicians so much. The rest of the blame lands on the people who keep voting for them. 😊
It's NEGLIGENCE OF A PUBLIC OFFICE!
Doesn't matter about party! If there's a hint of NEGLIGENCE then they're NEGLIGENT!!
Science illiterate simpletons are the problem, not unselfish public servants.
Lived in the foothills of Sunland/ Tujunga above the hills of burbank, LA. The 34 years I spent there there was always a fire season, Santa Ana winds blowing through the canyons across LA to the ocean. Joe Rogan is absolutely right on all counts. It's never been a climate change issue. It's always been a preparedness issue which falls on the state , city and counties who run it, voted by the people
We ready to vote for Larry Elder as Governor now?
You probably already did.
Not a bad shout dude.
At least your state can recall the governor. Good luck in Hawai’i we have no choice it’s very corrupt here.
The black face of white supremacy? - LA Times.
@@HawaiiSustainable just as corrupt here in CA
Not just fire season and being built in a desert. Arson, wind, lack of preparedness, lack of proper land management, reservoir being empty.
Actually January/winter isn't considered fire season. It's from june-october
You all need boosters.
@@stancexpunks It's not normally, but this year has been awful in terms of rainfall. Basically, the rainy season, which normally starts in November and brings an end to fire season, still hasn't started in Southern California, extending fire season by months to the present. It looks like it will finally start tomorrow--the latest start on record for many areas in SoCal.
I lived in SoCal for 5 years and every year would joke that California was burning down. It never failed.
Props to Michael Schellenberger for the interview he had with Dad Saves America (I think?) where he looked into this and found that there were several preemptive meausres that could be taken, such as strategically placing fire engines in high risk areas to tamper out flames right as they start. The Weather Advisory service sounds the alarms that there was severe fire risk two days before Mayor Bass left town to go to Ghana and nothing was done preemptively to mitigate the risk.
Yeah that was a good one. 👏👏👏
Warren Smith is awesome and has an excellent channel of his own.
Lol no he is not. He makes obvious errors in his videos, literally contradicting what is said IN CLIPS HE PLAYS. So he and his audience are not that sharp. I've literally showed these clips to my friends and co-workers, because I was so deeply fucking confused as to how no one seems to catch them. If this is the level of reading and listening comprehension, the US is doomed....
Just to explain how the "Santa Ana winds" works, it's air moving from the Great Basin which is cold/high pressure to the coastal area which is low pressure. Claiming its hot air from global heating is false, and shows someone didn't pay attention in high school science class.
The dryness is a critical factor when it comes to fire and it is very clear that the heat and lack of rain (we got 0 rain for 9 months we usually get at least a few inches from October to December) are making the fires worse.
@ it’s a factor every few years since records have been kept, but when you cut budgets, refuse to implement forest management protocol despite warnings from the fire department, insurance companies, homeowners, , that’s a recipe for disaster.
@ yes, but idk if you noticed that we had record rainfall the year before. Which leads to more vegetation, and then, we got record heat in the summer, which means the vegetation is dryer. I do not deny that fires would happen in LA, where I live, with or without climate change. But the severity of the fires is only going to get worse as temperatures rise and as climate change creates these whiplashing rain patterns.
@@megustavophoto if it’s known by progressives that weather is getting more extreme and that this is a drought year, does it make sense to you to cut $50 million from the budget or whatever it was for fire? If they truly believed it, then they would’ve acted like it with proper prepping. . And if there was true climate change that would mean Santa Ana winds would actually slow down because pressure gradient would decrease, weakening the wind. No matter what side you fall on the climate issue, that’s just basic science confirmed by even climate alarmists.
@@megustavophotodon't drink the kool aid re climate change buddy. When so many people stand to financially gain, when so many scientists are INCENTIVISED to say it's a thing, after witnessing how corrupt these same players acted during covid?
It's as old as fire management in forestry has been known. Clear the brush or do a controlled burn every couple of years. Simple and very sad.
Exactly! Over a million acres of brush should be easy to clear.. forestry and firefighters are just lazy
@@InvalidUser30284 Sad
@@InvalidUser30284 Okay, go ahead and do it yourself then.
They do it yearly out here in the eastern sierras in california. I don't know why LA county can't do the same with all the tax money they get.
@@InvalidUser30284 they've plowed breaks and done controlled burns for a long time in that area. It truly is a lack of foresight and possibly funding.
Follow Warren Smith! The way he breaks things down really exercises your critical thinking skills. Highly recommend him!
On top of the cities terrible water management over 50% of the houses that burnt down had a pool with atleast 10,000 gallons of water in it.. If all of those pools were hooked up to a sprinkler system designed for emergency structure protection the fire most certainly wouldn't have burned through all those neighborhoods. That 10-15k system for each million plus $ home would've been enough to save the vast majority of structures that burnt down. The over reliance on state/city owned infrastructure in emergency situations is a huge problem nationwide and needs to be addressed.
100% There's story after story of people (most of them older or even elderly) who stayed and defended their home(s) with just a garden hose and they successfully saved their homes from their houses catching on fire from the flying embers. We now have an entire generation who doesn't know how to be self reliant, develop or have basic survival skills, and whom are utterly dependent upon the government for their survival/safety. Truly terrifying. This country is extremely vulnerable right now.
I thought it was ironic that all these homes were burning when they had swimming pools, but I didn’t know how they could have used that water to fight the fire. I think you’re onto something here. I hope you’re able to develop your idea and get it patented and put on the market. If not, I hope someone sees this and develops it, hopefully giving credit where credit is due. It’s mind boggling to think of how much damage could have been prevented by a system like this.
@@terri2494 No patents needed.. Battery powered or gas powered pumps, poly or copper piping built into the crown of the house, either retrofitted under the crown caps or side flashing or built into the roof when re roofing.. And a box or housing area near the pool that houses the small pump and 1in hose to go into the pool. For newer constructions the line can be built into a bottom drain valve in the pool and the whole system can easily be automated, with manual backups obviously. I know folk in nor cal and oregon, as well as myself, who've had set ups like this for years.
That's actually a really good point.
Great idea 👏 get it patented. Imagine how many homes this could have saved. 👏
Joe, have any biologist on. It’s been here so long the plants have evolved to reproduce and germinate their seeds after the fires. That said here in ventura I had 3 fires start in 24 hours 2 at homeless camps. The olives park one they found human remains. Probably a fentanyl nod off
I'm so happy that RUclips still adds a special disclaimer to videos claiming climate change to be real. What would I do without there bs that has always been so reliable lol ;)!
yeah ask insurance companies leaving states like California and Florida if climate change is real. everybody knows climate change is real even oil companies, they don't talk about it because they profit from it.
i love how people like you think they are smart because you don't believe in mainstream stuff.
I LOVE WHEN GOVERNMENT AGENCIES PROTECT ME FROM MISINFORMATION
😅😅😅😅😅...I know right 😅
It’s crazy how clueless new Joe Rogan fans are, you have no idea how much Joe would back climate change activism
Yeah it so annoying. Its some dork in RUclips IT
Living here in Australia we have a Fire season its called everyday.
Angry joe is the best joe haha
Second only to when Theo Von had him laughing so hard his eyes are watering & he can barely hold his head up.
Thanks Joe, voice of reason
Joe, let Warren talk... he is super thoughtful and polite... we like listening to you too... but he's your guest and he's worth listening to.
It was a long podcast. Warren talked plenty.
Faking temperatures for headlines does not make the world hotter.
Greed, malevolence, incompetence and mismanagement are a dangerous policy.
Go too far left and nothing is left
you nailed this Joe, yes it is on going and has been for a very long time
Was shocking to see the poor condition many of the fire stations are in.
If they are saying climate change caused these fires, shouldn't that then mean they should've been MORE prepared???? Yet, instead they chose to be less prepared.
Here in Australia we have bad bushfires every 4-6 years. It’s happened all throughout our recorded history but for some reason the two most recent have been caused by climate change. It couldn’t possibly have anything to do with the fuel load taking several years to build up could it.
Can you point to where it states Australian bushfires have been caused by climate change?
@@michaelgumleyguitar most regional Australian councils back burn every year, the fires in the last 10 years have been some of the worst in recorded history and climate change is a contributing factor and that’s a scientific fact not a political statement ..
and if you still won’t accept that fact have a look at the coral bleaching and coral death in the Great Barrier Reef caused by water temps rising, you might think these things don’t affect but you but mate farmers can’t grow shit or raise animals in a sick ecosystem.. don’t believe what Gina Rinehart and Peter Dutton tell you.. look at the legitimate scientific evidence and do your own research
@@user-R___there’s no such thing as “ scientific fact” anymore. The data is manipulated, tainted, corrupted. As has been your brain.
Florida had a horrendous fire back in the 90s. Since then the state does extensive controlled burns, since then we've kept these large forest fires to a minimum.
San Francisco used to burn down every winter in the 1800s until they started using Brick and concrete instead of building quickly with wood and muslin paper.
Create a crisis, collect the federal aid $ for it, then money launder it back to yourself and company. Rinse and repeat as necessary.
Never let a crisis go to waste
California gets those Susquehanna winds.
Sana Ana winds
@@immortaltyger1569 R/woosh
It's a Joey Diaz reference @@immortaltyger1569
😂😂😂
@@NastyTiger😂😂😂😂 the winds change flavors also
Sometimes I just love Joe Rogan's common sense so much !
Lmao they made sure to put a note on this video so quick😭
THIS is what you're allowed to believe - YT Note -
Pretty much all one needs to know that the opposite is true.
RUclips is is the scummiest company in the world. Everyone working there is an evil Leftist Cult member 🚽
Y’all are not bright 😂 scientists that dedicate their life to this subject would remind you what a crayon eater you are. “You’re allowed to believe” bro you’re watching the largest podcast in the world
@@Letmegodowninthemud and yet they have to push the 'correct' narrative for you.
You don't even understand what you're trying to disagree with.
@@Letmegodowninthemud is the world getting warmer or cooler? How much of that is anthropogenic?
We'll wait.
We sat in our roofs EVERY year during the santa ana season watching the hills burn..... That was the 80s.
Yep. Before California was settled, fired happened throughout the state all the time. But it can be somewhat controlled. They just aren't.
I was 11-12 during the Bel-Air fire and living just over the “Hill” in the Valley. CA adapted by clearing brush, timber and cutting fire breaks and fire roads.
That stopped in the late 70’s because of Environmental “Protection”
Early 80s in Altadena. The fire literally was across the street from our house and no one evacuated, why, because of fire breaks. And less wind id assume
@@deuce-infinitum2001Yes! The old fire breaks can be clearly seen on the San Gabriel Mountains above Pasadena and Altadena. Large fire breaks like those-that actually work aren’t being done today.
I saw someone starting a fire on the railroad tracks of the 10fwy and 215fwy in Colton Ca. 2 days after these fires started. Unreal!!!!!
And I’m a African American moderate democrat and truth is truth
2:15 That's the great NFL announcer John Facenda, one of the best voices ever in sports.
Was that the guy they called The Voice of God? I thought it was William Conrad, but great voice nonetheless.
@@oldkbellguy5156William conrad...he was FRANK CANNON..YES??? cause that's the voice I heard
@@oldkbellguy5156It was narrated by William Conrad. His name appears at the end of the documentary.
Great to see Warren on JRE! Been following him since he was just starting out. Hope this brings more good things!
I’ve lived in LA all my life and I’m in my late 30’s now. Wildfire has always been an issue in LA, that’s true, but the frequency and severity has certainly increased in the last 10 years due to the dryer climate. The rain has also significantly decreased in the last 10 years. Climate change is real and it is a factor. But its also clear that the City and State grossly mismanaged the situation with their terrible water management, cutting the fire department budget and prioritizing DEI over competence. It’s definitely both. Joe has gone full Repub with his climate change denial now. Starting to lose credibility for me.
I lived in Altadena in the early 80s
We had fire breaks and the forest was managed
Also, waaaay less people. I lived in the foothills. The fire was across the street in the mountains. We had sprinklers on our roofs and went to sleep. No evacs. Real story.
You don't feel like it. But you're a child. You haven't been there when our neighborhood was set up for the mudslides after and everything. There are way too, were, waaaay too many houses up in the mountains that I personally saw in the 2010s. Late 2010s. If they haven't changed the infrastructure in 30 years than. Um. Yeah. Poor planning. Like the rest of my life.
@@deuce-infinitum2001 I’m in Chevy Chase canyon, super close to the Altadena fire, and we got evacuated. Got lucky the wind didn’t blow our way or else my house would have for sure burned down with all the dry vegetation around me.
@@naro818 God bless you
I'm getting old so sometimes I say things. But yeah
I'm back in MO now but I hate to see this.
@@naro818 you wrote a comprehensive comment. Well done. Looked at all factors. I applaud you
The amount of drama that occured in the 60's has forever changed the USA.
Remember when Newsom mocked Trump for suggesting the correct measures for preventing fires, deriding him as an anti-climate conspiracist? They just keep digging their hole deeper with every attempt to slap the “conspiracy” label on someone 😂
William Conrad was likely the news narrator
The level of empirical research being presented here is astounding 😮
Liberals who believe in climate change literally want to destroy America. Carbon is good. More carbon means we have a flourishing economy. Every kind of carbon reduction means an economic decline. Glad we have President Trump now who sees through that bs.
🤣😂
Warren Smith is fantastic
Was just at the FDNY academy. There are zero physical standards now
@@82fdny97 Apparently you don't even have to carry a person out of a burning building. After all the man shouldn't have been there dying through smoke inhalation because of a fire that wasn't his fault. Obviously.
The cpat is literally a physical standard
AS opposed to just 20 years ago when they had boys run up and down flights and stairs with hoses.
@@insaneone4369 what?
@ I was there
The other issue is there is no management of brush and the woods in these areas. I’m also on a fire department and we have very few hydrants. We use water tenders and it works you just need to be prepared for it and have the resources appointed ahead of time.
Joe sounds, measured, neutral, unbiased, pragmatic, nuanced, dispassionate, objective, understanding, curious, courteous to all sides of any event, debate, position or side. Well done!
LA either Burns, Slides or Shakes...its price you pay for living in California...The Bel Air Fire (1960's) was very similar to the Palisades Fire...Growing up in the Palisades in the 70's / 80's we were always careful because we remembered that fire and were concerned that anything could cause the destruction again.
Prolly the most ‘heated’ I’ve ever seen Joe.
yeah he smoked those media outlets. Almost as if someone lit a fire under him
HE GOT ON JRE. congrats man
As a kid back in the 70's, a fire swept through my neighborhood in Santa Barbara, taking out 600 homes.
Its just the way it is there.
I responded to fires in that area when I was working for the state ... I was working out of SLO and we basically coved Santa Cruz down to around Santa Barbara ... Absolutely gorgeous part of the country I think CAs central coast is a hidden gem ... But it's horribly managed and this has been the case for a very long time dating back before the 70s a big part of our job was undoing the horrible stuff the hippies did in the 60s
I've seen Joe's guest in a few videos. He talks as much sense as anybody, and he does it calmly and politely. Get people like him more involved in decision making at the highest levels.
I agree.
I would not feel safe with joe bloody rogan making the decisins smh
@@spikeman3he said Joe's GUEST. FFS, I'd pick Joe over Biden thanks
I live in the redwoods in California. We had big fires in 2020. My husband is a volunteer fireman here and the bring their own water. ... pump it from the creek ect. No hydrants. There are ways to be prepared.
I have been here for 20 years. It has always been dry, hot, and windy. They call it the Mojave desert.
Lived in california most of my life, 15 in LA. Everytime it rains all the undergrowth grows and a few months later you have fires. Its normal
right? you have all these people listening to other people who have no idea what they're talking about, chalking it up to this, that, and the other thing, when the fact is this is literally what living here is like. When you have balmy, moderately wet winters and springs that give way to summers that are weeks upon weeks of 100 degree+ weather, it's just a fact of life. Cry mismanagement all you want, but you can't control burn the millions upon millions of forest and scrubland that abuts residential areas. It's just too much.
Blaming climate change is a way of excusing the ineptness of leaders. Climate change is not the cause. The cause is the ineptness of the people running California and its cities
Secret Scholars!! Lets go Warren! Dude seems like a genuine person. Been following him since he was fired as a teacher for teaching HOW to think, not what to think!
The narrator of the documentary is William Conrad. He's most famous for playing Frank Cannon in the 1970s Detective series Cannon.
You can always tell when something is an excuse based on whether it's disprovable or not. An undisprovable claim is very convenient when trying to divert responsibility away from yourself.
I haven’t seen anyone disapprove that the climate changes.
LOVE Warren. Didn't know this happened! More please!
Be careful Joe, you might upset ya boy Bill Burr!
😂😂
@@FAFOistheLaw good
I'd love to see Joe absolutely wreck Bill Burr.
@nomdeguerre8464 hell yeah
@SpookyApparition me too. Bill is a punk ass. He's terrified of being exiled from Hollywood if he says something against the approved narrative.
I grew up in the Mt Diablo foothills, an area very prone to brush fires. As a child, I participated in defending the neighborhood from fire by watering down our fence-which faced the preserve-and putting out any embers I found. The entire neighborhood would stay to defend and put out what we could, and no one lost a home or significant property while I lived there. It is doable, especially as a group effort, but social isolation and lack of community has seemingly done away with a lot of cooperative efforts.
At the time, there were not many trees, which made this easier. I did notice, after many years, that there are lots of trees in my old neighborhood, none of them endemic. They were planting more eucalyptus when I moved, which is a huge mistake. I also understand the large groups of volunteers clearing the deadfall in the preserve stopped as well.
This is a civic issue. California has always burned, and mismanagement will only increase the damage.
Altadena fire started by blown transformer, my cousin is a top guy at Edison
So was the one in Sylmar. Its always edison or DWP
It is not just LA and the desert regions. All the way up to Chico in NorCal and the Sierras, it gets very dry and hot for months. As a kid, growing up in the North Bay, the ground is incredibly dry from June to November. I was always amazed that there were not more fires. The dry, tall grass, starting in late July, is practically kindling. Ergo, fireworks are banned in the state.
Tha name California comes from the Latin phrase calida fornax which translates to "hot furnace"
The voice on that documentary clip, I believe is actor William Conrad”Canon” tv series. How the hell did I remember that😂
The voiceover on that 1961 video sounds exactly like William Conrad, who was in the TV series Cannon.
He nailed it: every year out here we have a “fire season.” And we have the Santa Ana winds annually too. I remember once seeing 5-6 ft waves in Avalon on the leeward side of Catalina. It was crazy…usually on that side of the island it looked like glass it was so calm.
We have Santa Ana winds every year in California.
I lived in that area when I was a child in the mid 1950s and I remember they were always advertising recruitment of fire fighters and the smokie the bear commercials so I would think fires have always been a problem in that area.
I think Arnold winning as the only republican in years says everything you need to know about LA residents and lefties in general. The only thing that could make them change was a celebrity they glorify.
Arnold was a do doing for 8 years and showed his true Democrat colors as time went on.
Joe you are always amazing love you man.
Imagine the future where they’re like talking like Joe talking like old white people from the 60s
We’re getting the same kind of Spiel in the UK, only the other day on the BBC they were talking about Coastal Erosion. With no further context the proclaimed it was “Climate Change” - hang on, Dulnwich (a former town in Suffolk) is now almost entirely in the sea, a process that started in the late 18th Century at-least, pre Industrialisation. Ravenspur another town (in East Yorkshire), was washed away in the 16th century, and probably because like L.A not built in the most sensible of places. In this case on a sandy peninsula.
Theres people crying about climate change causing wildfires, meanwhile in England we're having the coldest winter in 30 years or something. Make it make sense
Yeah that's climate change? Are you confusing it with global warming?
I mean that doesn’t disprove climate change. You have any idea how far apart those two places are and all the dynamics at play. I’m no greenie but that’s a weak argument.
@@dingleberry4234 it has more to do with distance from the equator...than distance from each other.
winter is dry, right? you get that, and they dont burn the brush anymore. it was bound to happen. the no water in hydrants is a compounding issue that was avoidable."along with the large scale of the fire itself" with simple burning of brush. heck they dont like to burn stuff in cali? ship it north a lot of people still burn wood. if not all the time some of it. it might just be "kindling" but we burn that too.
I’m in the south of the uk thought it had been quite mild this year copy and pasted this off the met office website
December was milder than average, with the UK experiencing a provisional mean temperature of 6.2°C, 2.0°C above the long-term average. This was provisionally the fifth warmest December on record for the UK. All four countries saw temperatures above average overall, although Wales and Northern Ireland were slightly cooler than England and Scotland. Rainfall has been above average for the UK, provisionally recording 139.4mm of rainfall, 110% of the long-term average.
I watched a homeless guy burning a large pile of debri 🔥 down there on the side of the highway just a week before. The entire highway was covered in smoke and not single fire truck in sight. Everyone drove right by like it was normal to see
FWIW, the narrator in the video sounds like William Conrad. 🤔
Yep.
It is.
Finally Critical Thinking and common sense is back! Thank you JR for talking about this. Not climate change-called nature!!
"There's fire season for a f_ck'n reason" --- A rhyme for Newsom !🥴
The narrator for the 1961 documentary you showed is the actor and producer, William Conrad. He narrated a lot of projects because of his distinct voice. His acting Bio lists THIS video among his credits.
Not caused but contributed too and that’s undeniable
Oh really? Sure it wasn't the lack of preventative burning, fire road maintenance, lack of water in fire hydrants, slashed budgets, and arson? Yeah ok dude drink your Carmel machiato and stfu
WARREN! YOU MADE IT!
I love the RUclips warning about climate change. By criticising the fire response, I guess that means you’re a climate denier.
The fire that Joe talked about was in 2007. Adam Carolla talked about this because his good friend Alan Hamel (Jewish old money) had a house that burned to the ground there. Alan and his wife planned to rebuild and went to the coastal commission to pull permits. The young clerk there simply said no (in a sinister tone) and informed them that any appeals would take a minimum of one year because she was very busy. Needless to say they sold the empty land and built a new house in Palm Springs instead.
Joe Rogan…. telling the truth
They just need to let goats out so they eat all the crap on the ground and get rid of all the foliage that's just sitting there dry and ready to Kindle up as fuel for a fire
They won't eat pine brush. It wouldn't work.
Goats eat foliage and grasses, not dry dead brush.
For all the people saying they don't eat dry brush that's why you use targeted foraging right now to prevent this from becoming out of hand. Not saying it's going to be the 100% solution but they are cheap they are more effective than not doing anything and clearly nothing's working. They did in Sacramento and I know they don't really have the same climates but try something because clearly it's going to keep happening
@@jonlamontagne They need a mixture of controlled burns when it's safe to get rid of the tinder that way, and goats grazing to keep the green foliage and the grasses down.
@immortaltyger1569 I didn't mean the goats were going to be the only thing to mitigate wild brush fires! I was just saying it's way better than doing nothing and it's helped in other areas that are prone to wildfires. If they sit still sitting on their hands it's never going to get fixed clearly. I agree wholeheartedly with what you're saying
The more I listen to Rogan, the more I think it hurts him he couldn’t stay in so cal. He sounds like a bitter lover. We love u bro, u can always come back.
❤️🇺🇸🦅TRUMP🦅🇺🇸❤️
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@ Beta Ben
1991 Oakland Ca. firestorm destroyed 2843 homes. 65 mph winds. I was there and drove through the hills, nothing but burnt tree trunks and fireplaces left.