I think their legislation is probably the most promising, bipartisan solution that I've seen for, well, since we started seeing this, sort of, climate induced fire cycle that seems to get worse every year in both treated and untreated areas.
Heinrich praises bipartisan legislation addressing climate-induced wildfires.
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