EDITORIAL
Published on 27 Nov 2020
Editorial: Climate, Land Use, and Fire: Can Models Inform Management?
doi 10.3389/feart.2020.624171
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- Frontiers in Earth Science
- Interdisciplinary Climate Studies
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- Climate, Land Use, and Fire: Can Models Inform Management?
Climate, Land Use, and Fire: Can Models Inform Management?
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