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Why does California keep having deadly massive wildfires like the Palisades fire Camp fire, and Oakland hills fire. The answer is simple, fire suppression and invasive species like eucalyptus taking over over land that used to be fire resistant native plants. Invasive eucalyptus trees are taking over California especially the Bay Area and anywhere along the California coast. Where hundreds of thousands of trees have spread. Eucalyptus should not be growing in California. Especially the invasive Tasmanian blue gum eucalyptus the most invasive and flammable member of eucalyptus family. Also the most common eucalyptus found in Los Angeles. These invasive trees arrived in California from colonization, and the eucalyptus oil they produces is one of Californias biggest wildfire threats. As this fire has shown. All they need is a dry environment, high winds, and one spark. And boom. This new year let's plant less invasive plants. And cut down all the eucalyptus trees to plant native. #la #california #wildfire #invasivespecies #eucalyptus #trees #losangeles #palisades #fire #cali #nativeplants #landback #native #plant #ecology #wildfires #history #bayarea #invasiveplants #invasive #trees #eucalyptusoil #drought #climatechange #extremeweather #plantsoftiktok #nativeplanttok #habitat #conservation #socal #pacificpalisades #palisadesfire
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Why does California keep having deadly massive wildfires like the Palisades fire Camp fire, and Oakland hills fire. The answer is simple, fire suppression and invasive species like eucalyptus taking over over land that used to be fire resistant native plants. Invasive eucalyptus trees are taking over California especially the Bay Area and anywhere along the California coast. Where hundreds of thousands of trees have spread. Eucalyptus should not be growing in California. Especially the invasive Tasmanian blue gum eucalyptus the most invasive and flammable member of eucalyptus family. Also the most common eucalyptus found in Los Angeles. These invasive trees arrived in California from colonization, and the eucalyptus oil they produces is one of Californias biggest wildfire threats. As this fire has shown. All they need is a dry environment, high winds, and one spark. And boom. This new year let's plant less invasive plants. And cut down all the eucalyptus trees to plant native. #la #california #wildfire #invasivespecies #eucalyptus #trees #losangeles #palisades #fire #cali #nativeplants #landback #native #plant #ecology #wildfires #history #bayarea #invasiveplants #invasive #trees #eucalyptusoil #drought #climatechange #extremeweather #plantsoftiktok #nativeplanttok #habitat #conservation #socal #pacificpalisades #palisadesfire

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