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The future of wildfires: A cultural struggle to learn to live with fire

By San Juan Headwaters
31 Aug

14 August 2020

“As innovators work on creative solutions to deal with fires, others stress that one key to mitigating risk is more cultural: can humans learn to better coexist with fire?” Read more from this article HERE.

This is the last installment of a 4-part series about fire published in the Summit Daily News.

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