National Geographic said: "Climate change is making California's fires bigger."
The Los Angeles Times declared: "Bigger wildfires. Worsening droughts. More disease. How Climate change is battering California."
The Washington Post dedicated an entire story to debunking claims made by President Donald Trump in which he blamed "forest mismanagement" for the deadly fires. That's false, the Post declared, identifying climate change as the fire antagonist.
But a California judge vehemently disagrees — and on Friday, he issued a ruling explaining why climate change is not to blame.
What did the judge say?
U.S. District Court Judge William Alsup ruled last Thursday that California utility company Pacific Gas and Electric was "the single most recurring cause" that contributed to devastating wildfires that
burned millions of acres and led to the deaths of dozens of California residents.
According to NBC News, Alsup wrote in a scathing opinion: