You've obviously missed the point that numerous fire officers have made that they warmer, drier climate is reducing the days available to do fuel reduction burns. It's getting to a point that it's not possible to remove sufficient fuel load every year to stop these massive fires. Also it has been obverseved that areas burnt two years ago did not stop the spread of the fires I.e everywhere would have to be burnt every year to make a difference & that's just not possible.
The reference the aboriginal land management is becoming increasingly irrelevant since the last time this was carried out co2 concentration in the atmosphere has increased by around 45% due to human activities.
