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Wildfire
Oct/Nov 2020
As Wildfires Rage, Trump Slashes Fire Management Budgets
by Jayson O’Neill As wildfires have raged across Western states in recent weeks amidst another record-breaking wildfire season that is destroying lives and communities, new research released by Western Values Project finds President Trump has repeatedly cut federal funding dedicated … Continue reading
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Oct/Nov 2020
Fire Danger Returning to Western Washington
by Christopher Dunagan Editor’s Note: This series was originally published in the Encyclopedia of Puget Sound. Part 1 Climate change is expected to dry out the forests, increasing the number and size of wildfires that could threaten thousands of homes. … Continue reading
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