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New Mexico’s largest wildfire was set by the government. What are victims owed?
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New Mexico’s largest wildfire was set by the government. What are victims owed?

Two prescribed burns got out of control, becoming New Mexico’s largest recorded wildfire. But despite the backlash, experts say it’s necessary to thin forests in a region primed for destruction.
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