Driving through the Grand Tetons toward Jackson Hole yesterday, we stopped to gape at a forest fire. It is one of over two-dozen blazes sparked by thunderstorms in the region in just the last few days. Of course, some environmentalists still maintain there’s relatively little need to clear brush or thin trees to reduce the fire threat. That’s certainly an easy position to maintain from Washington, D.C.
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Jonathan H. Adler is a professor at William & Mary Law School.
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