On the recordJune 15, 2009
We need proactive forest management to restore our forests to a more healthy condition and reduce the threat to communities from raging wildfire.
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congress.govWe need proactive forest management to restore our forests to a more healthy condition and reduce the threat to communities from raging wildfire.
Emphasizing the need for forest management to combat bark beetle infestations and wildfires.
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