Actionable fire science can empower decision makers in a more fiery future
Winslow D. Hansen(Columbia University), Claire Schollaert(Los Angeles County Department of Public Health), Crystal L. Raymond, Jennifer K. Balch(University of Colorado System), Miriam E. Marlier(Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory), Kristina J. Bartowitz(University of Idaho), Jazlynn Hall, Manette E. Sandor, Lara M. Kueppers(University of California, Merced), Christopher L. Kibler(University of California, Santa Barbara), Anna T. Trugman(University of California, Santa Barbara), Virginia Iglesias(Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences), Brian J. Harvey(University of Washington), Park Williams, Nichole Gange, Alexandra G. Konings(Stanford University), Volker Radeloff, Miriam R. Johnston
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