Mark Rey takes science bipartisan

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Mark Rey, the CSIS executive in residence and the former undersecretary for natural resources andMark Rey environment in the George W. Bush administration, reaches across ideology to co-author an opinion piece in USA Today calling for bipartisan cooperation to fight fire fires more sensibly and dedicate more resources to forest restoration.

The piece "We worked for Bush and Obama: here's a bipartisan solution to America's wildfire problem," outlines steps and collaborative forest management projects. He shares a byline with Duke University's Robert Bonnie, who held the same position in the Obama administration.

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