Forest Fires: Their Causes, Extent, and Effects, With a Summary of Recorded Destruction and Loss; Volume no.117

Wildfires have been a major issue for societies around the globe for centuries. In this comprehensive guide, Fred G. Plummer provides readers with a detailed exploration of the causes, extent, and effects of forest fires, along with a summary of the recorded destruction and loss these disasters have caused. This is an essential resource for anyone involved in the management or prevention of wildfires, as well as anyone interested in the science behind these devastating events.

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