@StandUnited76@nicksortor i guess you can always plan for the most extreme weather conditions. but that would require taking fund away from other departments and putting it into the fire department. also doing this statewide would cost billions of dollars meaning more taxes.
@Izzy7111@Snip3down@ZooMaa Controlled burnings? Of what? The Palisades fire is literally all houses. You are going to control burn the trees next to a house ๐ญ. also thereโs controlled burns all over california but i guess you can ignore that
@StandUnited76@nicksortor no pressure and destruction of water system by fires. also firefighters said no amount of water is combating a 100mph wildfire
@Izzy7111@Snip3down@ZooMaa Urban plumbing is made for building fires and for housing. It is not built for a wildfire with 100mph wind gusts. We have more than plenty of water but the supply of water given the usage and destruction of the system puts it under stress. Firefighters keep saying this justlisten
@Snip3down@ZooMaa dumbest comment ever. the reason there is no water is because urban plumbing cannot handle uphill forest fires of that scale and quantity. they went through 3 million gallons in 12 hours and need to refill for water pressure for it to get it uphill