Stanford University burn control experiment could help ecosystem, cut fire risk in years to come

Published 2024-07-05

All Comments (21)
  • @viniaful
    Native American Californians have been advocating at a state level for this for years. Hopefully, the state government listens!
  • @RandyCarpadus
    You can sure tell who here either didn't watch the video in it's entirety if at all, or didn't understand it! 🤣
  • That's all fine and dandy on the plains. The problem is the forests understory that is so choked dead plants that it is a literal tinderbox just waiting for an ignition source. Until Cal DOE wises up and relaxes permitting for proscribed burns to clear out the understory catastrophic wildfires are gonna be the norm going forward.
  • @USMC1984
    I was a wild land firefighter for a long time… never once did I think of or were told of any chemical reactions or changes in the environment due to the extreme heat of a fire.
  • @uncralph4354
    Are these the same "scientists" that made us quit cutting fire breaks decades ago?
  • @pablohassan6897
    The Aboriginal peoples of Australia have been doing it for centuries. We Europeans have adopted the very idea, it makes a HUGE difference đź‘Ťđź‘Ť
  • @lorenwilson8128
    Protecting homes from wild fires comes down to three things: don't build in a forest, be allowed to clear the land around your home, and use heat-resistant building materials for the exterior of your house.
  • @ernestmac13
    Hooefully this study can verify the viability of using cows and goats in oreventing fires.
  • @drwho5437
    Gonna need it to be far faster and far bigger to effectively fight fires.
  • @davidlee50
    Um, don't forget to stay onsite at night for potential reignition. It can be cause by burning root systems that can travel to unburned areas. Thermal Viewing devices can also help. Mop up crews rock also.
  • @GoingtoHecq
    I have never seen something put out so much smoke while being good for the environment, but here it is. It's also not nearly so bad as smoke and soot from oil so...
  • @Max_Chooch
    A tiny bit of wind will make that tiny stip of burned land completely irrelevant
  • When hi tech replaces the more efficient and environmentally safe low tech grazing animals. Why?
  • they really need to thin out forests on the east coast so it doesn't end up like the west coast.