Even the wetter forests of Washington could see more wildfire, study shows

In a recent Seattle Times article, CELP board member and Upper Skagit Natural Resources Director Scott Schuyler talks about increased fire danger:

“You just can’t ignore it,” Schuyler said, “when the skies are clouded over and the sun looks like an orange fireball. You can’t ignore the excessive temperatures we’re experiencing. We’re very alarmed – for the environment, for the salmon, for the creatures of the landscape. We’re worried about the future of water.”
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This is an archived article from the Center for Environmental Law & Policy and may be out of date.

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