We are asking Congress for the authority to streamline these projects on Federal land and expand other authorities to improve access roads for firefighters and protect towns located in or near forests.
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This is not a healthy forest. This is what @realDonaldTrump, @SecretarySonny and I refer to when we talk about removing dead and dying timber. These gray trees were killed by a beetle infestation and now are an added risk for fire. (Helena NF in MT)pic.twitter.com/lGvXx4XZfi
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North Idaho is pretty bad needs clearing. Most of the land not managed is owned by the Feds.
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If only any of the three of you had any knowledge or credibility between you. Resign, criminal
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Look, if a game show host, a veterinarian and a fake geologist don't constitute the world's leading authorities on climate change and forest management, I don't know what does.
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We own 80% of the land of the
#CaliforniaWildfires . So why haven't you maintained it if you're so goddamned smart? Oh, that's right.@RealDonaldTrump CUT FUNDING FOR FOREST MANAGEMENT. KISS OUR ASS.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Resign. Noone needs you to continue your arrogant attempts to play expert . Get out .
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And the beetle infestation both here in Colorado and in Montana is exacerbated by climate change. The larvae don’t die off in the winter anymore. You forgot to remove this paper during the Orwellian purge of references to climate change at USFS. http://nrs.fs.fed.us/pubs/gtr/gtr-n …
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That doesn't change said trees are a hazard?
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If only we knew why more beetles are surviving winter and not being kept in check by consistent freezes.
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actually, the drought conditions made the trees more susceptible to bark beetle infestation. Less water rendered the trees unable to produce the sap used to defend themselves from the bark beetles. Here is the Little Hoover Commission’s report https://lhc.ca.gov/sites/lhc.ca.gov/files/Reports/242/Report242.pdf …
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