“They omit and minimize the importance of climate change in driving uncontrollable wildfires today,” Moran said. “My first reaction to opening the DOE report was, ‘wow, that was like a time capsule from 25 years ago,’” Kopp said. “It’s the same people making essentially the same arguments for 25 years even as the evidence of climate change becomes clearer and the evidence of the damages climate change is causing become clearer. It cites the DOE report, though Kopp says the DOE doesn’t even say that. “I’d say the other thing that’s different, though, is that people across the country are experiencing climate change every single day,” she said.