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Saturday, November 21, 2009

Forest Service to Investigate Station Fire Tactics

The U.S. Forest Service will conduct an interagency review of suppression efforts used during the massive Station Fire in the Angeles National Forest in Southern California, according to a statement the agency released yesterday. The public and decision-makers have questioned the firefighting tactics, as more controversy brews about the cause of the fire — now being called an “ongoing arson and homicide investigation,” according to a L.A. County Sheriff's Department spokesperson.   "With the significant loss of life, and impacts to the local community, we must determine the effectiveness of our ...

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