MANIFESTO
Climate change can best be defined as a shift in worldwide weather phenomena associated with an increase in global average temperatures. Although human activity has been playing a role in wildfires, climate change started to affect wildfires as well. According to edge.org , “rising temperatures, a key indicator of climate change, evaporate more moisture from the ground, drying out the soil, and making vegetation more flammable.” The amount of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gasses released into the air due from forest fires is extremely dangerous for the atmosphere. In colder regions, the snow is melting a lot faster, which is increasing potential droughts due to how quickly the water dries up. The shifting of the meteorological pattern drives rain away from these wildfire prone regions. When preventing wildfires, people can learn to be more careful with matches, keeping a close eye on their campfires, and putting out their campfires completely when done. The forest is not your hom...