Siberia’s wildfires are bigger than all the world’s other blazes combined
I'm interested if anyone can compare this to fires in CA / PNW, specifically the claim that forest mismanagement (eg "putting out every fire", logging restrictions allowing fuel buildup, etc) is a primary contributing factor to forest fires.Is Siberia a useful counterfactual, where the typical criticisms are more along the lines of too much logging (deforestation) and not fighting fires in the wilderness?Or are these environments just too different?