Exacerbating risk in human-ignited large fires over western United States due to lower flammability thresholds and greenhouse gas emissions.
Fa Li(Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory), Min Chen, Huanping Huang(Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences), Kunxiaojia Yuan(Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory), Volker C. Radeloff(University of Wisconsin–Madison), Qing Zhu(Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory)
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