The GIFT

"By attempting to suppress all fires, we are bringing a more severe future to the present," said Kreider.

Thank you Elizabeth McGreevy for sharing this BREAKTHROUGH study on fighting wildfire.

I saw no indication that modern wildfire fighting -- via "torching & mastication for containment" -- is making things better across Oregon, Idaho, California, Arizona, or New Mexico, this summer. We need strategic rehydration now.

That's what "rainmaking with trees" and sponging are, and you can do it too, for minimal cost. It works 100% of the time and it's exponentially more efficient and effective at fire-fighting.

Let's end forest fire forever: THIS decade.
We can do it, together.

New study reveals unintended consequences of fire suppression The escalation of extreme wildfires globally has prompted a critical examination of wildfire management strategies. A new study from the University of Montana reveals how fire suppression ensures that wildfires will burn under extreme conditions at high severity, exacerbating the impacts of climate....

GOOD EVENING, here's a short video

An Introduction to Rainmaking with Trees (Chris Searles) there are a lot of complicated images in this, hit pause! then rewind, it's a lot, at times. # # # # # # # # + citations on moisture circulation: https://...