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forestry producers have faced repeated setbacks from hurricanes, wildfires, and other natural disasters that can wipe out decades … major disruptions like Hurricane Ida and the 2023 wildfires that impacted more than 60,000 acres across
dangerously low levels. Now, with hurricane season, wildfire season, and major national events like the FIFA World
more timely and effective support when disasters like wildfires strike. These events not only devastate forest land … signature timber economy. We are quickly approaching wildfire season, and when disaster hits, recovery cannot wait,” said Congresswoman
persistent natural catastrophe risks – floods, wildfires, hurricanes, tornadoes, hailstorms, and earthquakes – that exist in every state. Meanwhile, rising
treatments in the forests with highest risk of wildfire, and encourages active forest management. Passed 279-141 Republicans
their properties against natural disasters such as flood, wildfire, hail, and wind. This would be the first-ever
variety of natural disasters ranging from hurricanes to wildfires to flooding and have all directly navigated the disaster … Americans face increasing numbers of natural disasters — wildfires, floods, hurricanes — we must do all we can to prepare
stranger to storms, floods, and even wildfires. Recovery takes resources. This funding rebuilds schools, repairs hospitals, and restores
MADISONVILLE, La. – Sen. John Kennedy (R
treatments in the forests with highest risk of wildfire, and encourages active forest management. Passed 279-141 Republicans
WASHINGTON – U.S. Senator Bill Cassidy, M.D
Louisiana. “In the face of hurricanes and wildfires, Louisiana communities prove time and time again that they
fire suppression efforts following Hurricane Ida and recent wildfires. “When disaster strikes, whether it’s a hurricane … wildfire, Louisianans stand together. This funding supports the schools and first responders that anchor our communities,” said
response to storms like Hurricane Ida and deadly wildfires proves that. This $9.6 million will help cover Louisiana
treatments in the forests with highest risk of wildfire, and encourages active forest management. Passed 279-141 Republicans
funding for agencies that protect our skies, fight wildfires, and combat health crises like the bird flu. This
federally declared disaster—including some hurricanes, tornados, and wildfires—to deduct from their taxes certain uninsured property damage
become ever more important with increasing intensity of wildfires and lengthening wildfire season throughout the West,” said Representative … needed to take action to help prevent devastating wildfires and support sound land management.” The Forest Data Modernization
Over a three-month period in late 2023, wildfires burned more than 60,000 acres of prime forest … spread due to natural causes, as well as wildfires that are caused by the federal government. “Recent natural
such property by a flood, windstorm, earthquake, or wildfire. Cassidy, Tillis, Padilla, and Schiff were joined
California leadership failed to prepare for the ongoing wildfires and chose to prioritize far-left climate policies over … efficient forest management and wildfire prevention. Thanks to the leadership of Rep. Westerman, the House is governing
forests and make communities more resilient to wildfires. This is again, a return to common sense, and that
deporting illegal aliens on day one, and California wildfire aid. Watch the full interview here On President Trump … American people want us to do. On California wildfire aid: We have a serious problem in California. Listen
bill would ensure that Nevada taxpayers impacted by wildfires, winter storms, floods, and more have the financial flexibility
available to disaster victims after a storm and wildfire. The bill instructs the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA … change the way we respond to storms and wildfires,” said Dr. Cassidy. “This is a better