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Fire policy

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the writing or instrument expressing the contract of insurance against loss by fire.

See also: Fire



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I perked up when I read that the essay declared that wildfire costs always had been grossly underreported because a litany of impacts simply were not admitted, and the newspaper's editors believed that this "study" was destined to be a part of the active debate over fire policy.
Kaye Santa Fe Wildfire wisdom Your June 10 editorial, "New ideas might lessen wildfire devastation," got it half right on national forest fire policy.
a fire historian and former firefighter, recounts the fires that occurred in the summer of 1910 that burned millions of acres in the Northern Rockies and how US Forest Service fire policy was changed to full suppression as a result.
 
 
 
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