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Commentary: To solve the wildfire crisis, we have to let the myth of ‘the wild’ die

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“On this site President Theodore Roosevelt sat beside a campfire with John Muir on May 17, 1903,” reads a wooden marker, not far from Bridalveil Fall in Yosemite Valley.

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Commentary: To solve the wildfire crisis, we have to let the myth of ‘the wild’ die

“On this site President Theodore Roosevelt sat beside a campfire with John Muir on May 17, 1903,” reads a wooden marker, not far from Bridalveil Fall in Yosemite Valley.

·Denver, United States
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