I’ve Seen Fire, But I Haven’t Seen Much Rain
Last January, if you had asked the people of Seattle to forecast their air quality in late August, very few would have predicted what you see at the bottom of these three photographs, i.e., the equivalent of smoking seven cigarettes per day. And that’s not because the folks up there don’t understand that climate change exacerbates wildfires by creating droughts and higher temperatures, but rather because the size and nature of the fires burning all over the Western U.S. are totally unprecedented, and that the fire season extends almost completely through the year.
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Trump is heavily implicated in a felony, people on both sides of the political spectrum are calling for his resignation/impeachment, and Fox News is offering recipes for Labor Day party coleslaw. Seems par for the course. 
There’s a reason that it makes no sense to argue with hardcore Trump supporters, and it’s embodied in the memes to the left and below. 
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From today’s Los Angeles Times:
Here’s a note from a young woman at the University of California at Santa Barbara:
Frequent commenter and professional troll of environmental sites MarcoPolo jests that perhaps my rants are generated by a lack of vitamin B12, citing that Oxford University tests reveal low levels of B12 are linked to mood disorders, including anxiety, depression, etc.
