CNN hosts were surprised to discover that the majority of Americans do not appear to link climate change to the Southern California wildfires. Google Search Trends show a 2400% increase in searches for “wildfires” while searches for “climate change” have gone down by 9%. The percentage of the American populous concerned with the idea of human beings contributing to fluctuations in weather patterns is as low as it was in 1991. The years-long barrage of (mis)information about climate change is beginning to become irrelevant and ineffective as Americans have lost trust in legacy media and K-12 state education.
SHELLENBERGER: THEY KNEW ON JAN 1ST THAT THE FIRES WERE COMING
“They knew on January 1st, January 2nd, that the fires were coming.
Like it was inevitable that there would be fires.
Like there was like zero doubt among anybody that knows anything about fire in Los Angeles,… https://t.co/omEyKnPKXB pic.twitter.com/3XmHH1m3bk
— Mario Nawfal (@MarioNawfal) January 14, 2025
SOURCES:
California’s Wildfire Climate Excuse – WSJ
Yes, wildfires have always happened in California, but climate change is making them worse
Climate change impacts wildfire disasters in California
‘Off the charts’: LA’s critically dry fire conditions stun scientists – CalMatters
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