Jonathan A. Wang

The paper analyzes global wildfire data to show that prior low-severity fires reduce the risk of persistent forest loss from subsequent fires, suggesting targeted fire management could mitigate forest loss.

This study maps global carbon reversal risks in forests under climate scenarios, finding high risks in certain regions and low in others, with a 31%-42% reversal likelihood over 100 years.

This study quantifies accelerated biomass loss in western US forestlands due to shifting fire regimes and increased drought, showing a rise in wildfire-driven carbon loss post-2015.