Do you believe that the refusal to--the change in kind of administrative policy around climate change has affected your ability to combat wildfires resulting from climate change and the planning for the coming years?
Katie Hill: “Do you believe that the refusal to--the change in kind of administrative policy around climate change has affected your…”
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Katie Hill questions the impact of administrative policy changes on wildfire combat efforts.
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I do commend the Department for restarting the low-dose radiation program, and if we want fewer resources to be spent on cleanup, we should change our radiation limits in regulation.
I mean, I think what it really shows you is that the Republican Party, the way that it is, is it’s a -- it’s a lost cause in California, and it’s a lost cause in moderate areas. So when you have candidates that truly embrace this Trump…
The country, our groundwater, and our people have been poisoned by chemicals made, used, and improperly disposed of by the companies in this room.
In fact, the past two seasons, 2017 and 2018, were the two deadliest wildfire seasons in U.S. history.





