We can't control the weather, we can't control sparks that fly here and there, but what we can control are the fuel loads that are now doubling every 3 years on public lands.
Rob Bishop: “We can't control the weather, we can't control sparks that fly here and there, but what we can control are the fuel…”
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Bishop highlights the importance of managing fuel loads to prevent wildfires.
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