Fire is an increasingly important challenge for sustainable development. Changing fire regimes driven by climate and land-use change can affect carbon storage, biodiversity, water resources, food systems, human health, and ecosystem resilience, while also creating opportunities for improved risk management and adaptation. With this cross-journal Collection, the editors at Communications Earth and Environment, Nature Cities, Nature Communications, Communications Sustainability, npj Natural Hazards, npj Clean Air, npj Soil Ecology, npj Forests, npj Environmental Social Sciences, npj Climate Action, and Scientific Reports bring together studies that advance understanding of how fire influences environmental and societal sustainability and explore pathways to reduce fire risk and enhance resilience. Communications Earth and Environment, Nature Cities, Nature Communications, Communications Sustainability, npj Natural Hazards, npj Clean Air, npj Soil Ecology, npj Forests, npj Environmental Social Sciences, and npj Climate Action will consider original Articles, Reviews, and Perspectives. Scientific Reports will consider original Articles.
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