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Stanford -led study provides the first comprehensive evidence that controlled burning works in practice across the western U.S. The findings come as nearly $2 billion in federal funding has been allocated for hazardous fuel reduction treatments.
California currently treats only about 30,000 acres annually with prescribed fire through CALFI.
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