Pressure from politicians was resisted during investigation of the Thirtymile Fire

In the world of wildland fire the Thirtymile Fire established a turning point and a cascade of unintended consequences. On July 10, 2001 the fire in the Chewuch River Valley in Washington took the lives of four U.S. Forest Service firefighters and triggered a series of events and knee-jerk reactions that have been affecting firefighters ever … Continue reading “Pressure from politicians was resisted during investigation of the Thirtymile Fire”

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