On Today’s Show:
There are widespread reports today that the Forest Service is shutting down, which is totally false. I once again go over what is actually occurring with the reorganization.
Colorado is implementing roving forest robot mowers that cost $70,000 a piece to cut down fine fuels and up to 1-inch brush.
They have also installed 1,000+ smoke and particulate sensors on trees in their forests. This info will be compiled, tracked, and fed to dispatch and agencies.
Wildfire Apps are heading to court in California after accusations of trademark infringement. This could end up being a large case, as one App is partnered with Cal Fire.
Oregon court rules in favor of PacifiCorp, potentially leaving $1B+ in wildfire funds held from class-action victims.
Arizona adds to its AI wildfire camera mesh network.
Plus more.
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