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Camp Fire outbreak coincides with threats to FEMA wildfire funding

1 report, 1 independent Updated Fri 22:40
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What happened

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Camp Fire broke out in Northern California, coinciding with Donald Trump's threat to halt FEMA funding for wildfires on January 13, 2019. Separately, a crowdfunding campaign was launched in a Northern California town to raise $30,000 for prescriptive grazing, which uses goats to clear brush on city-owned land. This grazing effort costs between $500 and $1,000 per acre.

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Why it matters

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The threat by Donald Trump to stop FEMA funding for wildfires creates federal gaps in fuels management, according to CalMatters. This political action could severely restrict the capacity and budget of the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection and jeopardize disaster preparedness budgets in counties like Nevada County.

CalMatters reports on California's wildfire risks, noting that Donald Trump's cuts have created federal gaps in fuels management.

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Who's involved

  • Camp FireThe Camp Fire event that occurred in Northern California.
  • Donald TrumpThe individual who threatened to halt FEMA funding for wildfires.
  • Northern CaliforniaThe region of California where the Camp Fire occurred.
  • Gavin NewsomThe governor of California who coordinates emergency responses in Northern California.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Nevada CountySpeculative

    Nevada County might face jeopardized disaster preparedness budgets due to the threat of FEMA funding cuts.

  • The California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection could see its capacity and budget restricted by a loss of federal FEMA funding.

  • Northern California might face funding access risk for wildfire aid due to political threats.

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