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Billions are being spent to turn the tide on the U.S. West's wildfires. It won't be enough - Vimarsana News

Billions are being spent to turn the tide on the U.S. West's wildfires. It won't be enough

Administration officials say the thinning work is making a difference and projects announced so far will lessen wildfire dangers in more than 500 communities across 10 states.

Billions are being spent to turn the tide on the US West's wildfires. It won't be enough - Vimarsana News

Billions are being spent to turn the tide on the US West's wildfires. It won't be enough

The Biden administration is trying to turn the tide on worsening wildfires.

Billions are being spent to turn the tide on the U.S. West's wildfires. It won't be enough - Vimarsana News

Billions are being spent to turn the tide on the U.S. West's wildfires. It won't be enough

DOWNIEVILLE, Calif. — Using chainsaws, heavy machinery and controlled burns, the Biden administration is trying to turn the tide on worsening wildfires in the U.S. West through a multi-billion dollar

Billions are Being Spent to Turn the Tide on the US West's Wildfires. It Won't Be Enough - Vimarsana News

Billions are Being Spent to Turn the Tide on the US West's Wildfires. It Won't Be Enough

DOWNIEVILLE, Calif. (AP) - Using chainsaws, heavy machinery and controlled burns, the Biden administration is trying to turn the tide on worsening

Billions are being spent to turn the tide on the US West's wildfires. It won't be enough - Vimarsana News

Billions are being spent to turn the tide on the US West's wildfires. It won't be enough

DOWNIEVILLE, Calif. (AP) — Using chainsaws, heavy machinery and controlled burns, the Biden administration is trying to turn the tide on worsening wildfires in the U.S. West through a multi-billion dollar cleanup of forests choked with dead trees and undergrowth. Yet federal land managers have fallen behind on several of their priority forests for thinning. That underscores the challenge of reversing decades of lax forest management and aggressive fire suppression. Administration officials say the thinning work is making a difference and projects announced so far will lessen wildfire dangers...