What I don't get is the climate change argument. I mean, Ca has been burning forever, so has it all been due to climate change all that time? I spent a lot of time in California back in the 1980s long before climate change, the whole time I was there (between LA and SF), it never rained once. Shit was bone dry. Worse, when we headed inland (Merced, etc.) it was as hot as a furnace. Everything was brown. Even at the Golden Gate bridge in August, the air was so dry in August that it wicked the moisture right off your body.
My point is that how dry is dry? Once something is dry enough to burn, it can't get any drier and no amount of climate can change that or make it worse. Whatever problems Ca has, they have had it long long before Trump or climate change.