"Over 200,000 acres in Northern California have burned, 41 people are dead and close to 6,000 structures, including whole neighborhoods, are gone. While the proximate cause may be PG&E and its equipment, the real cause of the massive destruction is the lack of forest management by the National Forest Service.
They have the view that cutting down dead and diseased trees and clearing the underbrush—to take away the fuel for a fire—is morally wrong.
So instead of savings property and lives, the Feds along with the State of California have determined that trees are more important than people—and by making that decision harm the trees and people..."
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