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Rep. Joe Neguse, Sen. Ron Wyden: Why American needs a new Civilian Conservation Corps Durango, Colorado Currently Thu Thursday, April 8, 2021 11:03 AM Rep. Joe Neguse Rep. Joe Neguse The 2020 wildfires brought America to a once-in-a-generation moment. For years, most Americans have viewed forestry policy as reserved only for rural areas. Now, as the climate crisis worsens with massive infernos destroying our communities and blanketing the West in thick, lethal smoke, it’s no longer just those in the rural West facing the devastation. Summer after summer, every westerner lives and breathes this threat to life and well-being. Unfortunately, just weeks after much of the West erupted into flames during an unprecedented weather event, both sides of the forestry debate retreated to their corners. On one side, some in the timber industry would like to clearcut some national forest areas. On the other side, some would prefer to do nothing and let the for

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