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The cost of fighting wildfires and repairing damage, such as that caused in the Rhondda valley, is substantial. This typically falls on local authorities and emergency services, funded by taxpayers. If arson is proven, the individuals responsible may face legal action to recover costs, though this is often complex and difficult to enforce fully.
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