John Muir Project
John Muir Project, Jennifer Mamola, Bekah Mamola-HillInspired by Nature, Driven by Data Project of Earth Island Institute Dedicated to Protecting Our\ud83c\udf32National Forests\ud83c\udf32
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Cut Food Aid, Log the Forests: The Farm Bill’s Cruel Bargain
We are now heading into a third year under a continuing resolution. The farm bill expired in September 2023 — over two years ago — and Congress has failed to pass a replacement. The cost of that failure falls on farmers, food assistance rec...
The “Fix Our Forests Act” is a Wasteful, Destructive Con: Part 1
Fire is natural and ecologically essential in U.S. forests. There is no scientific disagreement about this. But a political narrative has been circulating in recent years, asserting that it is infeasible to simply manage public forests with...
Protecting Homes, Not Policing Forests
Wildfire policy in the United States keeps making the same mistake: treating forests as the problem and communities as collateral damage. That mistake was on full display at the latest House Natural Resources Committee hearing on the Fix Ou...
They Voted While the Ashes Were Still Falling
Next week, the House Natural Resources Subcommittee will hold yet another hearing on the ‘Fix Our Forests Act’ (FOFA, H.R.471) titled: “Fix Our Forests: The Need for Urgent Action One Year After the L.A. Wildfires.”
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