Forest Fires Aren’t at Historic Highs in the United States. Not Even Close

In an Op-Ed piece, the Editor at Large for the Foundation for Economic Education pointed out that, despite headlines pronouncing the worsening of various climate-related disasters like forest fires, acreage burned by wildland blazes today is far less than the average between 1926 and 1952.

Forest Fires Aren’t at Historic Highs in the United States. Not Even Close

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