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Environment

Trump Administration issues EO creating Wildland Fire Management Policy Committee

January 19, 2021 0

Federal wildland fire management lacks a single focal point of responsibility for policy leadership and accountability for cost controls. While executive departments and agencies (agencies) have implemented Executive Order 13855 of December 21, 2018 (Promoting Active Management of America’s Forests,…

Climate Hysteria

California Gov. Newsom exploiting wildfires to push radical climate change agenda

October 2, 2020 0

Research shows massive wildfires have regularly swept through California. Indeed, a 2007 paper in the journal Forest Ecology and Management reported that prior to European colonization in the 1800s, more than 4.4 million acres of California forest and shrub-land burned annually. H. Sterling…

Public Lands

Retired Fire Chief: The end of logging is turning forests into tinderboxes

September 26, 2020 0

Going back to Native Americans in America, controlled burning (later called Prescribed Fire) have saved the west from huge conflagrations. By burning large brush fields and using fire to thin understory brush in the forest, we kept the big boomers…

Environment

Tree Huggers vs Science: The environmental movement’s confused forest policy

September 20, 2020 3

In a historic forest, gentle fires burned often enough to clear dead wood and small trees from under the big trees. They might flare up in a pile of logs or a patch of thick trees, but would quickly drop…

Federal Agencies

Utah will take bigger role in managing Manti-La Sal National Forest

July 28, 2019 0

“This agreement strengthens the already strong partnership between the Forest Service and the State of Utah,” said Perdue. “Through shared stewardship, Utah and the Forest Service are working together to identify landscape-scale priorities and build capacity to improve forest conditions.”…

Federal Mismanagement

California’s 147 million dead trees a powder keg waiting to be lit

July 8, 2019 1

“It’s just a matter of time,” says Amy Head, a Cal Fire battalion chief. “When it happens, we’re looking at dry standing fuel ready to burn, and it could be pretty catastrophic.” Tom Stienstra San Francisco Chronicle Outdoors With 147…

Local Government

Oregon counties pressure feds for increased say in forest management, access

March 5, 2019 0

Susan Roberts, chair of the Eastern Oregon Counties Association said, “Over time these two forests have had multiple road closures and access is becoming more difficult for grazers, firefighting and general access to the forest.” Katy Nesbitt Capital Press Counties…

Congress

With Congress in paralysis, Trump takes wildfire management into his own hands

January 19, 2019 0

The era of powerful presidents and weak congresses is clearly not over, with a Congress too divided to decide anything. This month a new and even more divided Congress took office, perhaps even more dysfunctional, and certainly angrier. Governing Without…

Environment

Investigation uncovers failures at all levels of government in California wildfires

December 20, 2018 0

Mounting evidence suggest the wildfires were in large part a result of regulatory failure. ProPublica, an investigative outlet based in New York, reviewed records and conducted dozens of interviews concerning one of these deadly fires: the Carr Fire. Its team ultimately…

Environment

California wildfires caused by pattern of bad government decisions

November 16, 2018 0

  In short, to blame the fires in California on the source of a fire’s ignition are attempts by politicians and bureaucrats to mislead the public’s attention away from their culpability for their errant policies that have created the conditions…

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