
America’s Wildfire Economics Are Backward
When wildfires are treated as a temporary, seasonal disruption rather than a continual, chronic risk, the default policy response is

When wildfires are treated as a temporary, seasonal disruption rather than a continual, chronic risk, the default policy response is

When wildfires are treated as a temporary, seasonal disruption rather than a continual, chronic risk, the default policy response is suppression. But a new analysis from PERC shows just how much that’s costing us.
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