This paper reviews current understanding of deglaciation in North, Central and South
America from the Last Glacial Maximum to the beginning of the Holocene. Together with …

The 2020 fire season punctuated a decades-long trend of increased fire activity across the
western United States, nearly doubling the total area burned in the central Rocky Mountains …

The ongoing 22‐year drought in the Upper Colorado River Basin (UCRB) has been
extremely severe, even in the context of the longest available tree‐ring reconstruction of …

Long and continuous lake sedimentary records offer enormous potential for interpreting the
paleoenvironmental histories of the past and for understanding how terrestrial environments …

High-resolution pollen and magnetic susceptibility (MS) analyses have been carried out on
a sediment core taken from a high-elevation alpine bog area located in Sierra Nevada …

Detailed pollen, charcoal, isotope and magnetic susceptibility data from an alpine lake
sediment core from Sierra Nevada, southern Spain record changes in vegetation, fire history …

Many of the largest wildfires in US history burned in recent decades, and climate change
explains much of the increase in area burned. The frequency of extreme wildfire weather will …

A 9400-yr-old record from Crevice Lake, a semi-closed alkaline lake in northern Yellowstone
National Park, was analyzed for pollen, charcoal, geochemistry, mineralogy, diatoms, and …

A detailed pollen analysis has been carried out on two sediment cores taken from a marsh
area located in the Doñana National Park, southwestern Spain. The studied sedimentary …

Key uncertainties in anticipating future fire regimes are their sensitivity to climate change,
and the degree to which climate will impact fire regimes directly, through increasing the …