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Zinke ‘Wildland Fire Directive’ emphasizes fuels reduction

September 14, 2017 0

This year-to-date, 47,700 wildfires have burned 8 million acres across the country, with the majority of the devastation in the states of California and Montana. High-profile fires in Yosemite and Glacier National Parks have caught national headlines, however millions of…

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Wildfires raging across West involve nearly 1.5 million acres

September 7, 2017 1

Interstate 84 closed in Oregon after the Eagle Creek Fire began to spread. The highway is closed to traffic for more than 80 miles from Troutdale to The Dalles, Ore. The Eagle Creek Fire has burned 10,000 acres and it is…

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This green group finally gets that restoring a forest requires cutting down trees

May 17, 2017 2

The restoration thinning project outside the city of Cle Elum mirrors numerous projects in forests across the U.S. West, mostly on federal public lands, aimed at preventing wildfires and restoring forest health. The project by a private landowner also represents…

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Berkeley study refutes claim that forests are naturally dense and should be left untouched

May 10, 2017 0

“We went through the data and showed that, in every case, this method estimated that the density of trees was two to three times higher than was the reality,” said Carrie Levine, a Ph.D. student of forest ecology at Berkeley…

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Federal forest policies one big reason for worsening wildfires across U.S.

December 7, 2016 1

Over 60 years of total fire suppression policy led to more intense fires that are more dangerous and difficult to extinguish. The cost of fire suppression, unsurprisingly, has increased from 16 to over 50 percent of the U.S. Forest Service's annual budget. Government…

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