Well, "IF" Trump happens to make it in, maybe you can write to him and pose the question. But I doubt there will be much of an urgency on this topic. Why? Because the individual states are also involved. ...Maybe that would be a better place to start - contact the state gov'ts and maybe get the ones regularly hit to band together and help create a better wildfire suppression response. At the very least, you could probably get more accomplished in DC by first getting things rolling at the state level.
?? all they can do is cut it down and leave in place and tell the public there is free wood for the taking.My thoughts are that there are energy companies that could use it to generate electricity but the logistics of getting it out of the woods and yes the politics entailed with the E.P.A and the Sierra club probably prevents a workable solution so a fire is actually a blessing in some instances.I know the last part will get responses but I have lived it and it is actual truth.My family almost lost our homesteaded property that has been in our family since the 1800's but what mountain communities do is band together to save what is saveable and always be on alert.The problem is people buying vacation homes and not clearing properties of fuel and people visiting the beauty but throwing their cigarettes out the window on the way home.The cedar fire almost took out my home town and a lot of friends lost everything but we rebuild and go on it's all you can do.
