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The Pacific Northwest is facing its worst fire season in more than 30 years. Paul Hessburg, former senior research ecologist at the U.S. Forest Service, says wildfires are caused by “accidental ignitions, dense forests, the wrong kinds of fuels on the ground [and] rapidly changing climate.”

democracynow.org“Fire Climate”: Hot, Dry, Windy Days Are Becoming Common, Making Wildfires Harder to ControlThe Pacific Northwest is facing its worst fire season in more than 30 years. Scientists say drought, extreme heat and climate change are making wildfire seasons longer, more frequent and more destruct...

6/8/26, 2:34 pm40 reposts82 likes

Hilltoppilgrim

@vitalogy54.bsky.social

6 Aug

A warm winter gave us an early snow pack melt. Causing floods. Now we'll have fires from the dryness. And we're still better off than most States.

dapacey.bsky.social

@dapacey.bsky.social

6 Aug

Anyone who paid attention to how little snow we got, and then how relatively wet may and june were, could see this coming. It's passed time to vote out the climate deniers.

Hive Mind

@hivemind.bsky.social

6 Aug

Tragic. Hope this post doesn’t become bait for industry trolls. bsky.app/profile/hive...

Hive Mind@hivemind.bsky.social

Industry disinformation comes to Bluesky about the massive fires caused by the climate crisis. #InformationPollution