Accurately Counting Risk Elimination Solutions Act mandates accurate reporting on hazardous fuels reduction activities on federal lands.
The Accurately Counting Risk Elimination Solutions Act, also known as the ACRES Act, requires the Secretary of Agriculture and the Secretary of the Interior to submit accurate reports on hazardous fuels reduction activities on federal lands. These reports must include the number of acres treated, the types of activities conducted, and the cost per acre. The Act also mandates standardized procedures for data collection and analysis, and requires the Comptroller General to study the implementation of these reporting requirements.
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