An even better way to thank the forest firefighters

To support those who protect our communities from wildfires, we must address that their work puts them at a higher risk of cancer.

Posted 11/27/24

This summer and autumn, I have thanked almost every firefighter I have encountered in Dubois. At a recent party to celebrate the extermination of the Pack Trail Fire, I said many “thank …

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An even better way to thank the forest firefighters

To support those who protect our communities from wildfires, we must address that their work puts them at a higher risk of cancer.

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An even better way to thank the forest firefighters

To support those who protect our communities from wildfires, we must address that their work puts them at a higher risk of cancer.

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