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Of course Willard... we all know everything is way bigger in Canada than anywhere else... Nough said.

So now the McMurray fire is bigger than our biggest recorded in California. http://www.cnn.com/2016/05/07/americas/fort-mcmurray-fire-canada-duplicate-2/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_California_wildfires By calculations, over 380,000 acres.

Incorporate investigative and law enforcement services automatically into the fire fighting. On our fires her e, we have FBI personell already dispatched on the scene if it looks more some one set it. Like, no lightening or run away burn piles. That is an example. They are looking at the fires...

The authorities in the US are already prepped and prepping for terrorist threat by fire.

True that.... the natural aspect of fire being part of forest health is no where near as tragic until involves the human wilderness interface.

Yup.

Regardless, my point was, that fire is really freaking people out where I live, because of it's severity. It is a good example of how bad it can get in the right conditions. Dead or not. We happen to have a shat load of dead. So people see this fire and are really concerned how bad it can get...

http://ngm.nationalgeographic.com/2015/04/pine-beetles/rosner-text

Yup, green burns too... But you lost a shat load of aspen in different provinces as I understand it. As well as some conifer in BC. Don't need pine beetle for trees to die. Drought and unseasonably warm temps help. We are losing more than conifer here Willyard... Pine beetles don't eat oaks...

This is a possible reality here. This fire is sparking high interest due to our millions of dead trees. I think a lot of Canada has the same dead tree issue. As do many states here in the US. One good f ire is all it is going to take to burn huge portions of forest or states in general