Stefano Barone

You are already at the latest version Introduction. Forest fires are complex phenomena causing considerable damage to the environment, habitat destruction, soil erosion, greenhouse gas emissions, and biodiversity loss. They are increasing globally, with extreme events becoming more frequent and destructive. Understanding their root causes and influencing factors is crucial. Methods.

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