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text: @CBCNews Article doesn't mention climate change as a cause of the fires. Simply reports on sharing of a fire classification system.
  
  And yet, the trolls are triggered anyways. Not a lot of deep thinking going on amongst any of them.
  
  #ClimateCrisis #FactsMatter #ScienceMatters