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CapRadio’s year-long investigation into the U.S. Forest Service after the Caldor Fire discovered that the agency failed to protect the residents of Grizzly Flats from a devastating wildfire scenario that they predicted 20 years earlier.

Reporters from CapRadio constructed this story by conducting extensive interviews and combing through troves of documents and datasets that were obtained from nearly two dozen Freedom of Information Act requests — prompting a bipartisan group of U.S. Congress members to call for answers from the Forest Service’s top official and condemn the agency’s “egregious” shortcomings.

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