In 2020, we lost 1.1 million acres and 4,000 homes in Oregon, and we would like to not have that happen again.
Val Hoyle: “In 2020, we lost 1.1 million acres and 4,000 homes in Oregon, and we would like to not have that happen again.”
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Val T. Hoyle emphasizes the need to prevent future wildfires after significant losses in 2020.
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