Smoke from nearby wildfires obscure the late afternoon sun in the San Francisco Bay Area of northern California on Nov. 9, 2018. Wildfires are becoming more common all over the west coast due to climate change. Photo by Velvetfish.
In summary
Through strategic land management, planning, and conservation practices, we can use our natural and working forests, parks, ranch land and farms to store carbon, and help cut greenhouse gas emissions while preparing for hotter, drier conditions.
My turn: Smart land use policy can help combat climate change
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In summary
Through strategic land management, planning, and conservation practices, we can use our natural and working forests, parks, ranch land and farms to store carbon, and help cut greenhouse gas emissions while preparing for hotter, drier conditions.
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