On the recordJuly 23, 2012
Would increased resources for fuel treatments and fuel reduction in the--particularly in the Wildland/Urban Interface reduce the damage that we are seeing right now from wildfires?
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Grijalva questions the impact of funding on wildfire mitigation efforts.
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