California Governor Jerry Brown has urged lawmakers to change some of California’s forestry regulations in response to the wildfires. Trump made these suggestions multiple times, and although he is doing it quietly, the governor seems to be listening.

According to The Daily Wire:

California Gov. Jerry Brown appears to have quietly admitted President Donald Trump’s suggestion about improving California forestry was correct and is now urging state lawmakers to loosen restrictive logging regulations put in place to appease environmentalists.

The Santa Cruz Sentinel reports that Brown is proposing one of the most significant changes to the state’s logging rules in nearly half a century.

“Gov. Jerry Brown is proposing broad new changes to California’s logging rules that would allow landowners to cut larger trees and build temporary roads without obtaining a permit as a way to thin more forests across the state,” the paper reports.

Environmentalists in California aren’t on board. They’ve been pushing for years to make California’s logging rules more restrictive, not less, but in the wake of the deadly forest fires that ripped through the state this month, prominent lawmakers believe a change must be made before more people die from a preventable situation.

Lawmakers have admitted that forests in California have become overgrown. Environmentalists, however, are concerned that landowners will go too far and destroy habitat.