Following Texas' most catastrophic wildfire, the state's Panhandle landscape has turned into an expanse of ash, affecting the livelihoods of ranchers and thousands of livestock. Texas has established a committee to investigate the largest wildfire in its history, which claimed over 10,000 livestock and forced ranchers to make difficult decisions about their herds on land now devoid of grazing capability.
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Historic Texas wildfire hits ranchers hard, lawyer says damages could reach $1B

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Texas is forming a committee to investigate its worst wildfire, which killed livestock and prompted scrutiny of utility company practices.

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