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employees who manage our national parks and prevent wildfires – just as we stared down a year of extreme … wildfire risk. Then last summer, some Congressional Republicans tried to sneak through a provision to sell off more
matters most.” “When natural disasters strike — from wildfires to flash floods — the Federal government must rise … resources necessary to recover after tragedy strikes.” “As wildfires become a year-round threat, Colorado communities cannot afford
these events.” “When natural disasters strike — from wildfires to flash floods — the Federal government must rise … resources necessary to recover after tragedy strikes.” “As wildfires become a year-round threat, Colorado communities cannot afford
difficult it is to recover after catastrophic wildfires. When communities struggle to rebuild after increasingly severe natural disasters
notice or environmental review. Address Worsening Drought and Wildfires : Hickenlooper-led amendment to address drought and the wildfire
their water use, and the risk of extreme wildfire is looming over our communities.” Hickenlooper continued: “This
National Forest faces the possibility of a catastrophic wildfire season and is still severely understaffed following the Trump … maintenance could have on wildlife, recreation, wildfire risks, and water quality. According to the USDAOffice of the Inspector
ensure our communities are equipped to face drought, wildfires, or other natural disasters,” said Daines. The CWMP, which … designed to improve watershed function and resilience to wildfire and drought.” “We need to empower locally-driven solutions
United States Forest Service (USFS), to prioritize proactive wildfire mitigation efforts across the West, which faces historically … mountain snowpack and heightened wildfire risk ahead of the 2026 fire season. “Snowpack conditions in the Rocky Mountains
historically low snowpack increases the risk of wildfires WASHINGTON – Today, U.S. Senators John Hickenlooper and Michael Bennet … States Forest Service (USFS), to prioritize more proactive wildfire mitigation efforts as this year’s historically low mountain
that could come as a result of decoupling wildfire management from land management agencies, and emphasizing a number … recent reductions in staffing, combined with improperly severing wildfire management from land stewardship. The Trump Administration has restructured
centers in communities with a high risk of wildfire smoke exposure. Bennet has advocated for appropriate cost-benefit
compounded since 2009, with worsening extreme heat, flooding, wildfires, and record-breaking global temperatures documented
Westerners face every day with increasingly devastating wildfires, floods, and extreme drought driven by climate change
streams are threatened by severe drought and persistent wildfire. In Western rural and Tribal communities, aging infrastructure faces … water management challenges such as drought and persistent wildfire, but even with funding available, many rural and Tribal
investments in affordable housing, health care, transportation infrastructure, wildfire resilience, small business development, and public safety … Training Community College of Aurora $919,000 Boulder Wildfire Education, Research and Training Laboratory University of Colorado Boulder
Colorado projects. From expanding childcare access to wildfire prevention to rural small business support, these projects will help
weather research and modeling tools are critical for wildfire preparedness. NCAR’s research helped us understand how extreme … promise without NCAR. Its research is actively improving wildfire prediction, not just in Colorado, but across the country
backbone of weather forecasting, disaster preparedness, water planning, wildfire prevention, and aviation safety all across our country … wish away extreme drought or pause seasonal wildfires, which, as my colleagues from other western states know
accident along the rail line could further increase wildfire risk at a time when the West already faces … proposed railway are still recovering from extreme wildfires, severe flash flooding, and mudslides, while managing water levels
spent on Coloradans’ top priorities – like critical wildfire mitigation, forest health, and recreation management projects, ”said Bennet … maintenance could have on wildlife, recreation, wildfire risks, and water quality. Senator Bennet has elevated the concerns
Trump has denied Colorado critical disaster relief after wildfires and flooding. His administration abruptly announced the dismantling
past month, Trump hasdenied Colorado critical disaster reliefafter wildfires and flooding. His administration abruptlyannouncedthedismantlingof theNational Center for Atmospheric
emergency declarations following extreme flooding and wildfires. Before the Senate adjourned for the year, Bennet blocked the appropriations … rebuild their lives after historic flooding and wildfires. Colorado deserves better, and I am doing everything
conditions to supporting disaster preparedness to understanding how wildfires spread, the elimination of NCAR would be catastrophic … applications, including agricultural planning, drought and water management, wildfire behavior analysis, flood forecasting, aviation safety, and emergency preparedness