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Quality Agreement (AQA) to help address ongoing wildfire smoke in Wisconsin originating from Canada. “Record-breaking wildfire smoke … meet its clean air promise and prevent future wildfires from impacting Wisconsin families,” wrote the Representatives . "We write
weather-related risks, including floods, hurricanes, and wildfires. The bill comes as extreme weather events are more common … weather-related risks, including floods, hurricanes and wildfires. Specifically, the Built to Last Act will: Require the National
deliver on its statutory responsibilities, including mitigating wildfire risk, executing forest and watershed restoration projects, and increasing trail … given the potential for an active and extreme wildfire season the USFS should prioritize preparing for such
have the ability to act early to reduce wildfire threats without being stopped by far-left climate policies … clarify how emissions from wildfires, prescribed burns, and other exceptional events are used in federal air quality reviews
keep their schools open, roads maintained, and improve wildfire preparedness. In this round, Wisconsin received over $1.8 million
Mexico or from foreign natural disasters like wildfires. This change provides states with more flexibility and certainty
Fire, will feature expert testimony on California’s wildfire preparedness, response, and recovery regarding the deadly wildfire. WHAT
senators’ ongoing efforts to examine the deadly Palisades wildfire in Los Angeles that resulted in billions of dollars
from LADWP for Congressional Investigation into Pacific Palisades Wildfire October 3, 2025 Facebook Twitter Email Print WASHINGTON – Today … preparedness and response to the Pacific Palisades wildfires in January 2025. Today’s letter is part
information came out about the impact Canadian wildfire smoke has had on the health of Wisconsinites … instances where our state was suffocated by Canadian wildfire smoke this summer. In response
have all seen throughout the state, the Canadian wildfire smoke has gotten worse, and there are no signs … Canada points to the increase in Canadian wildfires as a result of the accumulation of fuels and decades
Kirsten Hillman requesting swift action to mitigate Canadian wildfires after years of negative impacts on Northeast Wisconsin … constituents who have been dealing with hazardous Canadian wildfire smoke on a regular basis," said Rep. Wied. "With
asking how their government plans to address the wildfires breaking out in their country that in turn … implement stronger forest management practices to mitigate wildfire risk – as this is the third year
Ambassador urging stronger forest management practices to mitigate wildfire risk. The call for action comes after yet another … wave of Canadian wildfire smoke affecting the Upper Midwest. The lawmakers wrote, “As I’m sure you know
innovative technologies to improve forest management and prevent wildfires. The private sector has developed some compelling technology … average of $2.5 billion per year on wildfires, this crisis is only getting worse . That’s because instead
tape, clear out dead trees, and reduce wildfire risk. Issues : Congress Economy
volunteers help children in schools, support veterans, fight wildfires, combat the fentanyl crisis, and more WASHINGTON … deliver critical services, which include supporting veterans, fighting wildfires, tutoring in schools, combatting the fentanyl epidemic, and much
treatments for areas at the highest risk of wildfire, and helping deter litigation that delays important projects
hazardous fuel reduction to reduce the risk of wildfires WASHINGTON, DC – Yesterday, Congressman Tom Tiffany … doing to reduce the amount of fuel for wildfires on our public lands. “For far too long, Americans
action for taxpayers We’ve witnessed devastating wildfires tear through California over the past two weeks, leaving lives … Governor Newsom’s administration cut $101 million from wildfire prevention and forest resilience programs in the state