Requires federal agencies to review wildfire risks and public health impacts every four years.
This bill would make federal agencies look closely at wildfire risks across the country every four years. They would study how wildfires change our environment and affect public health. The goal is to create better long-term plans to deal with these fires and report findings to Congress.
Today, there is no regular, mandated review of the overall wildfire situation in the United States. This bill would require federal agencies to conduct a detailed review every four years for 20 years. These reviews would specifically look at how environmental changes and public health are affected by wildfires, and the findings would be reported to Congress.
HR 3924 · 119th Congress · June 11, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 10/10
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