> It's also not necessarily the case that we can reinstate old burn practices successfully. I thought I saw somewhere that they actually planned to do burns bu

> It's also not necessarily the case that we can reinstate old burn practices successfully. I thought I saw somewhere that they actually planned to do burns but determined that it was so dry they couldn't do it safely. I couldn't really blame them for not endangering people's lives and waiting until the situation improved and the burns could happen safely, it just sucks that the fires happened before it could be done.