Hazardous fuels reduction continues to be very important, and between the Bipartisan Infrastructure Act and Inflation Reduction Act, Congress invested more than $3 billion in the Forest Service's hazardous fuels work.
Highlights significant funding for hazardous fuels reduction in forests.
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