Replanting after wildfire or letting nature take over debated in California
Monday, August 4, 2014
GROVELAND, Calif. -- Nearly a year since a historic wildfire charred a huge swath of California's High Sierra, debate rages over what to do with millions of dead trees left in its wake: truck them to lumber mills or let nature to take its course?
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