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Here’s your chance to ask anything you’ve ever wanted to know about wildland fire. I’ll be answering my first question (what effect does fire retardant have on the environment?) next Wednesday.
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Yes i do, so i ask this ... and in the simplest terms i can think of ... why?, with the tremendous resources in CA and in our entire country with respect to finance, commerce, and smarts, ... why is there no product with material similar to fire blankets for hotshots, why is there no such thing on a larger scale for homes? why? ... i bet the real answer can be found if you follow the money, but i really don't know, i just know it's a very possible, can-do technology.