On the recordSeptember 21, 2011
Furthermore, the Forest Service's failure to manage our forests has left them dangerously dense, making the risk of life threatening wildfire greater each year.
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congress.govScott Tipton: “Furthermore, the Forest Service's failure to manage our forests has left them dangerously dense, making the risk of life…”
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Tipton criticizes the Forest Service for poor forest management increasing wildfire risks.
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