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The Dixie National Forest just announced their "controlled burn" fire mitigation plan for 2025-26. They will be treating 3 areas for a total on 2598 acres. That is less than 0.01% of a forest that is way more overgrown than not. We can and must embrace better methods.
@Utahfarmersorg1 https://t.co/5CdPJRizAC is the easy to do large scale treatments at the pace and scale needed quell does risk and protect property. 10 years of testing. Check it out
@phil_lyman@UtahFFSL@FireAuthority 106 reforestation is a great easy to deal with overgrown first adjacent to population center ,,https://t.co/5CdPJRizAC
🚨Wildfire Update
It will soon be one month since I was on this property, and still no @UtahFFSL and @FireAuthority crews are working here to thin trees and carry out the wildfire mitigation plan issued by the Division of Forestry, Fire and State Lands.
I hear the delays are caused by @SLCoGov, @SLCGov, @LBriefer, and @SLCPU. Because of these delays, I doubt crews will be on the mountain this fall.
Public safety is a core responsibility of the government. What are Salt Lake County and Salt Lake City/Salt Lake City Public Utilities prioritizing over public safety?
@BrightonUT
There has to be a better way to manage forest overgrowth. We've had multiple discussions about this. We just need to apply better prevention that is scalable to the threat in front of us.
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Check this out! According to NASA, Tamarisk now covers 3.3 million acres of shoreline in the Southwestern United States. Roots can tap 100 feet below surface, taking water from both rivers and aquifers. Look for story soon.
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We were honored to be selected as Watershed Management Company of the Year by Environmental Business Review.
Our team wishes to express our thanks to our leader Mike Siaperas for his vision and determination to improve the state of our forests.
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@1Reforesta27441 County Seat featured Mike Siaperas and 106 Reforestation a few years back. It is interesting that mentions of his work has found its way into many of our discussions since then. Congratulations to your Recognition as Watershed Management Company of the Year.
@gopTODD With exception for infirmity, travel and religious or military service. I believe that:
mail in ballots should be on request only
They should be signature verified
They should be collected and in hand by election day.
They should be sealed until counted.
@NatTremb_@NBCNews@MeetThePress Shouldn't the people actually saying "Hang Mike Pence" be there ones who are under indictment? I don't recall Trump ever staying anything like that.
Tucker Blasts the US Government for Overlooking the Fentanyl Crisis in Favor of Ukraine
“Let’s just do the body count,” examined @TuckerCarlson.
“So what’s the total number of Americans murdered by Russia in the last three years?” He answered, “I think it’s around zero.”
“And over a 100,000 Americans die every year from that poison [fentanyl],” he contrasted. “That’s hundreds of thousands of Americans dead, mostly young people.”
“So if you had a country that allowed hundreds of thousands of your fellow citizens to die at, say, age 23. And I’m sure every person in this room knows someone or knows someone who knows someone who’s died. It’s not some abstract epidemic. It’s so big that everybody knows somebody.”
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