Dead Ponderosa Pine Trees. Bass Lake, California

Until the public researches atmospheric "Vapor Pressure Deficit" and "Geoengineering", everyone will still be scratching their heads as you are doing. This is intentional. Geoenginering is real. "One" of the consequences is "Global Tree Die Off". As an International Arboricultural Consultant, I see it every day and the majority of the public has no clue as to what the truth is. We are in deep. When the trees go, we go. The drought is due to the Pacific moisture being locked up and then directed away from Cal. This tech. is not conspiracy and the ionospheric heaters and nexrad stations are working overtime. All weather is controlled and the USA, China, Russia and others have this tech. There are over 100 patents which can be viewed by the public that pertain to weather modification at the US Patent Offices website.

You can't spray the landscape with nano-sized aluminum particles for 20 years with negative repercussions, like making the soil acidic and flammable and susceptible to beetle destruction.

Same thing is causing many species of amphibians to disappear up here in the PNW, where the spraying has been relentless for 2 decades. Record droughts and fire seasons during the same period.

Typo correction ^^^

YOU'RE SUPOSED TO LET THE DRY AREAS BURN AND THEY TURN INTO GREEN AREAS...

DO YOU HAVE ENOUGH PATIENCE TO KNOW TO BURN?

Take solace that the bible PROMISES to destroy every one of these evil shitbags responsible for this abomination, up to and including all the $3.50 whores who've feverishly worked to cover it up over the last 20+ years.

Just read Revelation 11:18.

These assholes are toast.

Burnt toast.

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Very fitting username.

I believe most of the dead/dying trees are lodgepole Pine.

they do not fight off the bark beetles as well.

However, Ponderosa in a stressed drought condition do poorly also.

All the Best

The gorgeous Black Hills in South Dakota are under attack from pine beetles. When you hike there you can see it, all the dead pines everywhere like skeletons.

I was told that the [alive] pines you see currently in the Black Elk wilderness are less than 50% what there used to be in that area.

I always hike Black Elk Peak (Harney Peak) whenever I'm up there and it's still a stunning place but it's sad what is happening to the trees - one day there will probably be no more trees there.

Cedars are flourishing

only a serious cold will kill the beetles -20 F to -35 F depending on the timing

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