Wildland Fire Commission: Better Protection and Land Rehabilitation.
This act establishes a commission to study and recommend new ways to prevent, suppress, and manage wildland fires in the U.S. The goal is to better protect homes, communities, and the environment, as well as to more effectively rehabilitate devastated lands. Citizens can expect improved safety in fire-prone areas.
Key points
Establishment of an expert commission to develop strategies for combating wildland fires.
Increased safety for residents in fire-prone areas through new prevention and suppression methods.
Improved forest land management and faster rehabilitation of fire-damaged areas.
Assessment of federal spending on wildland fire disaster management and recommendations for aid programs.
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