US resumes setting intentional fires in national forests after review
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The program was put on hold in May after a devastating government-sparked wildfire in New Mexico that burned across more than 500 square miles. Here's why these intentional fires will resume.
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SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) -- The U.S. Forest Service is resuming its practice of intentionally lighting fires to clear brush and small trees from forested areas
The program was put on hold in May after a devastating government-sparked wildfire in New Mexico that burned across more than 500 square miles. Here's why these intentional fires will resume.
The U.S. government is resuming prescribed burning of National Forest lands across the nation to clear brush and small trees after a three-month pause to review and respond to climate
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