Fires are a fact of life. But we all know we need to handle them in a way--because there's a lot of people that live out there, there's a lot of forest communities.
Jon Tester: “Fires are a fact of life. But we all know we need to handle them in a way--because there's a lot of people that live out…”
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Tester discusses the necessity of managing wildfires considering nearby communities.
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