The Hill
Forest Service considers scrapping the 2001 Roadless Rule, because nothing says wildfire prevention like more roads and fewer chainsaw restrictions.
The Guardian
A firefighting helicopter crashes in Utah, starting a new fire, because the original 105,000-acre blaze wasn't enough of a headache.
Grist
Controlled burns and forest thinning save $3.73 per dollar spent, but the Trump administration is apparently not a fan of math that says prevention pays.
Inside Climate News
The U.S. Forest Service's plan to close all regional offices may result in losing over a century of historical documents, including irreplaceable climate data and physical samples, as conservationists warn of a potential archival apocalypse.
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