The benefits of improved management will not only help with wildfire suppression, putting out these fires, but it will benefit the environment. With more effective management, healthier headwaters will provide for an estimated increased water supply of 300,000 acre-feet of additional water--that is significant, certainly in a State like California--and improved water quality downstream. In closing, I urge my colleagues to work together to improve this legislation before it is sent to the Senate for consideration, because it is very clear in recent weeks, in recent months, and over the last 2 years that the status quo is unsustainable. We must do a better job in managing our forests.
Jim Costa: “The benefits of improved management will not only help with wildfire suppression, putting out these fires, but it will…”
On the recordNovember 1, 2017
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