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I see all the agencies announcing more restrictions and dangers of fires. now if we can reduce spending on foreign countries and hire americans to give our forests and roadsides a “haircut” we can really reduce the tinder boxes out there…..
Don’t trivialize tossing cigarette butts. In fact, smoking should be banned in National Forests, both for wildfire prevention and to spare smoke free people from being exposed to secondhand smoke..