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Every dollar spent on forest fuels treatment saves about $3.75 in wildfire damages, according to new research from @ucdavis that analyzed nearly 300 wildfires across the western United States.
We’re working alongside our partners to increase the pace and scale of landscape
There's no silver bullet solution to the climate crisis--we need to use all of the tools in our toolbox. One of those tools is carbon capture and storage, which injects carbon dioxide deep underground.
Secretary @WadeCrowfoot recently visited Carbon TerraVault I, a
Since City Journal didn’t include our response, here it is:
The people mocking prescribed fire and tribal burning practices have no idea what they’re talking about. California is using every proven tool available to prevent catastrophic wildfires — and the numbers back it up.
EXCLUSIVE: Gov. Gavin Newsom has spent $24 million in fire-management funds on Native American drum circles, indigenous fire rituals, and helping tribes maintain "close kinship" with their plant and animal ancestors.
This is why the state will burn.
https://city-journal.org/article/california-tribal-wildfire-resilience-native-americans
It's been a busy spring at our agency! From new state parks to kicking off development of our 2028 California Water Plan, the last several weeks have been full of exciting updates. Catch up by checking out our latest issue of our newsletter, The Buzz!
https://govdelivery.pulse.ly/yzwmrjlxhp
Coming up on Friday at 12 pm!
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Join us for our next Secretary Speaker Series on May 29! In honor of Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month, we'll be hearing from AAPI leaders who are advancing climate action, expanding access to nature, and helping build a stronger, more inclusive California for future
🚨 ALL EVACUATION ORDERS LIFTED 🚨
All evacuation orders related to the Garden Grove hazardous materials incident have been lifted.
Unified Command (Fire, Law, EPA, and County Health) have confirmed there is: >>>>
Red Flag Warning does not mean a wildfire has started.
It’s a weather alert that tells us conditions are right for a fire to start easily and spread quickly: dry vegetation, low humidity, warm temperatures, and strong winds.
If you live in California, think of it as a “high
Garden Grove Hazmat Incident:
SR-22 off-ramps to Valley View St, Beach Blvd, and Knott St are now open. Beach Blvd is now closed from Ball Road to Garden Grove Boulevard.
Please follow @OCFireAuthority for the latest evacuation maps and follow all direction from law enforcement.
***UPDATED INCIDENT MAP***
Effective as of Monday, May 25 at 6pm, the red shaded area represents the newest evacuation zone, while the red outline represents the previous evacuation zone.
