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Quagmire
Sometime this summer or maybe late fall, news programs will be filled with images of catastrophic wildfires ravaging forests in the American West. If the trend continues from the last five fire seasons, homes will burn to the ground causing hundreds of millions of dollars in property damage, millions of acres of public lands will be stripped of their value, and thousands of part-time fire fighters will unnecessarily risk their lives, all in the name of the protection of our environment. This next fire season will likely yield the same results, a tremendous loss of timber, ecological degradation, and an enormous expenditure of tax revenue, because the underlying issues are not going away. The United States' Public lands are in a state of emergency due to the current strategy of implementation of the National Fire Plan. The path to recovery is a long and expensive one. Supporters of the national suppression policy see the path to recovery as......

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