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The West is Burning (2020)
This full-feature documentary examines the history of forest management and litigation that led to the current conditions causing catastrophic fire nearly year-round in the western United States. The film explores the urgent need to act and the potential to generate positive change in forests, watersheds, and both rural and urban communities.
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This full-feature documentary examines the history of forest management and litigation that led to the current conditions causing catastrophic fire nearly year-round in the western United States. The film explores the urgent need to act and the potential to generate positive change in forests, watersheds, and both rural and urban communities.
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