Turns out that drought in California is manmade. No, it’s not global warming, but the government forest management policies in Washington. The U.S. Forest Service said the dense growth of trees in California are creating fire hazards and sucking up all the water, leaving precious little for washing cars, fighting fires and filling swimming pools. This may be too much to take in for some environmentalists, who blame humans for drought, the depleted ozone layer and melting glaciers while shedding tears and screaming when humans actually manage the forests. More…