Colorado Voices: Building Back Better After the Marshall Fire

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Six months since the Marshall Fire burned more than 1,000 homes in Boulder County, the Coloradans affected are looking to the future. After the devastating realization that this type of fire can happen any time of year and in almost any place, several families are rebuilding homes that are not only more eco-friendly but also more fire resistant.
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[@ChristopherOvrebo]

Thought it was strange how he mentioned the specific type of car they drove away in. Then a few min later it all made sense LoL

[@HannumNeil]

Great work, I hope you keep following the topic with more great stories.

[@rockymtnpbs]

thank you!

[@beanspagan]

Build back better...hmm where have we heard that before? Is there a Smart city planned for Boulder?

[@donlum9128]

Who would of thought. Duh. Don't talk to politicians about fire planning. You need to talk to experienced wildland fire fighters.

[@donlum9128]

Climate change or building all over planting combustible vegetation all around your house.