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A history of fighting forest fires and the Forestry Service, along with some background on Indigenous policies and practices help paint the current picture.
A history of fighting forest fires and the Forestry Service, along with some background on Indigenous policies and practices help paint the current picture.
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American Forest Fires: The Untold Story
"Burning Down the House"A history of fighting forest fires and the Forestry Service, along with some background on Indigenous policies and practices help paint the current picture.
American Forest Fires: The Untold Story
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