It's inconvenient to the policy 'makers' who are more interested in their aspirations than their duty.
It's common sense to everyone else.
It's common sense to everyone else.
As everyone else clearly has built their houses in a fireproof manner, activated personal fire prevention tactics like watering their surroundings and, as the article stated, tried to decrease community hotspots succeptible to being ignited by ember, what do we even need these experts for, am I right?
I mean, clearly it's common sense, right?
As in the beginning, still pretty boring.
At least you have continuity in that regard.