McKitten is at it again
As the Front Range of the Rockies set all-time temperature records, horrible wild fires obliterated homes in Colorado Springs and Fort Collins.
A Summer of Extremes Signifies the New Normal by Bill McKibben: Yale Environment 360
Fires happen every year, and we had very few record temperatures in Fort Collins this summer. It was a beautiful summer and I am sad to see it ending so soon .
Here are some massive fires from the days when CO2 was safe.
The greatest forest fire of modern time occurred in Maine and New Brunswick. U.S.A.. in October. 1825. It swept over 3.000.000 acres. Here the flames jumped rivers hundreds of yards in width, and the heat was so terrific that great trees 4ft. in diameter burst into flames like torches and were utter ly consumed in a few minutes.
Nambour Chronicle and North Coast Advertiser Friday 31 May 1946

31 May 1946 – World’s Great Forest Fires