Stephen Pyne: Our future holds a lot of fire

Fires on public land are inevitable, the question is how we manage them.

(Jim O'Donnell | Writers on the Range) Hermit's Peak Fire viewed from Holman Hill in Mora County, New Mexico, April 30, 2022.

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