Status Updates From Fire Weather: The Making of...

It’s good but the subject matter is going very broad in scope. With gas/oil in the first part, first hand accounts of fire 009 in the second part and now an in depth look at greenhouse gasses and how it is all dealt with politically, there is a lot to get through here.

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Just finished Part One and holy s- It’s fascinating and terrifying, and I haven’t even gotten to the wildfires, just the context about the bitumen oil sands industry in Alberta.