How federal land agencies should plan, measure, and report fuel-reduction work that can affect rangelands and grazing management.
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“Federal agencies should tell Congress how the wildfire fuel data procedures work and what tracking problems need fixing, and GAO should study the reporting and data system within two years.”
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“Federal land agencies should review fireshed fire plans, map risks to communities and firefighters, update plans after fires and at least every 10 years, and include fire planners when making broader land plans.”
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“The Agriculture Department and Interior Department should post their annual wildfire fuel reduction reports on public websites.”
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“Federal land agencies should create standard wildfire fuel data procedures within 90 days and regularly check that the data is entered on time, accurate, and tied to real fuel reduction work on the ground.”
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“Federal land agencies should give clearer public records on wildfire costs and keep wildfire plans current for high-risk areas.”
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“Federal agencies should report what kind of wildfire fuel reduction work was done, whether it was part of a managed wildfire or a planned project, and how much the work cost per treated acre.”
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