How the Forest Service restores public lands now and in the future
(World News USA)

More than 80 million acres of national forests are at risk from insect infestations, the impacts of prolonged drought, and the too frequent devastation caused by catastrophic wildfire. And the USDA Forest Service has a responsibility to the American public to move quickly and cost-effectively to restore these damaged wildlands. The restoration of public lands is accomplished through what the Forest Service calls environmental analysis and decision making, or EADM. It sounds complicated, but it boils down to using the...