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What the Fix Our Forests Act would do for Utah

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Utah’s 2026 wildfire season was one of the worst on record — 1,243 fires burned over a half a million acres of land, multiple firefighters died across the nation including four in Utah, and over $200 million was spent fighting the flames. Experts warned that the scale of the damage is simply not sustainable long term.

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