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[9] Heinrich V*, Holcomb A, Besnard S, Requena Suarez D, Cook-Patton S, Bourgoin C, Chazdon R, Gibbs DA, Souza Mendes F, Mcnicol I, Wheeler C, Silva-Junior CHL, Amani BHK, Bastin JF, Besisa Nguba T, Chen N, Chen H, Ciais P, Dalagnol R, Dou X, Duan Q, Gao X, Goodarzi AN, Herault B, House J, Lapola DM, Liang M, Meng Z, Nabuurs GJ, Poor E, Parsons L, Reiche J, Sitch S, Valbuena R, Welsink AJ, Wiltshire S, Wu C, Xu Y, Zhao J, Aragao L, Herold M (2026) A meta-analysis of carbon losses and gains from tropical moist forest degradation and regeneration. Science Advances, 12, eadz1923.
[8] Zhang W, Liu R*, He J, Liu Y, Wu C (2025) Global fire season types and their characteristics based on MODIS burned area data. Chinese Geographical Science, 35, 374-383.
[7] Akter S, Dube OP, Villagra P, Mockrin M, Taylor S, Roald LA, Di Giuseppe F, Wu C, Fernandes PM, Rouet-Leduc J (2024) Fire risk in a warming world. One Earth, 7, 927-931. (Invited Voices panel article)
[6] Chen B*, Wu S, Jin Y, Song Y, Wu C, Venevsky S, Xu B, Webster C, Gong P. (2024) Wildfire risk for global wildland–urban interface areas. Nature Sustainability, 7, 474–484.
[5] Anderegg WRL*, Wu C, Acil N, Carvalhais N, Pugh TAM, Sadler JP, Seidl R (2022) A climate risk analysis of Earth’s forests in the 21st century. Science, 377, 1099-1103.
[4] Wu C*, Venevsky S*, Sitch S, Mercado LM, Huntingford C, Staver AC (2021) Historical and future global burned area with changing climate and human demography. One Earth, 4, 517-530.
[3] Venevsky S*, Le Page Y, Pereira JMC, Wu C* (2019) Analysis fire patterns and drivers with a global SEVER-FIRE v1.0 model incorporated into dynamic global vegetation model and satellite and on-ground observations. Geoscientific Model Development, 12, 89-110.
[2] Wu C, Wang M, Lu C, Venevsky S*, Sorokina V, Kulygin V, Berdnikov S (2018) Climate-induced fire regimes in the Russian biodiversity hotspots. Global Ecology and Conservation, 16, e00495.
[1] Wu C, Venevsky S*, Sitch S, Yang Y, Wang MH, Wang L, Gao Y (2017) Present-day and future contribution of climate and fires to vegetation composition in the boreal forest of China. Ecosphere, 8, e01917.

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2. Disturbances and climate extremes:

[8] Zhang W, Liu R*, He J, Liu Y, Wu C (2025) Global fire season types and their characteristics based on MODIS burned area data. Chinese Geographical Science, 35, 374-383.

[7] Akter S, Dube OP, Villagra P, Mockrin M, Taylor S, Roald LA, Di Giuseppe F, Wu C, Fernandes PM, Rouet-Leduc J (2024) Fire risk in a warming world. One Earth, 7, 927-931. (Invited Voices panel article)

[6] Chen B*, Wu S, Jin Y, Song Y, Wu C, Venevsky S, Xu B, Webster C, Gong P. (2024) Wildfire risk for global wildland–urban interface areas. Nature Sustainability, 7, 474–484.

[5] Anderegg WRL*, Wu C, Acil N, Carvalhais N, Pugh TAM, Sadler JP, Seidl R (2022) A climate risk analysis of Earth’s forests in the 21st century. Science, 377, 1099-1103.

[4] Wu C, Venevsky S, Sitch S, Mercado LM, Huntingford C, Staver AC (2021) Historical and future global burned area with changing climate and human demography. One Earth, 4, 517-530.

[3] Venevsky S, Le Page Y, Pereira JMC, Wu C (2019) Analysis fire patterns and drivers with a global SEVER-FIRE v1.0 model incorporated into dynamic global vegetation model and satellite and on-ground observations. Geoscientific Model Development, 12, 89-110.

[2] Wu C, Wang M, Lu C, Venevsky S*, Sorokina V, Kulygin V, Berdnikov S (2018) Climate-induced fire regimes in the Russian biodiversity hotspots. Global Ecology and Conservation, 16, e00495.

[1] Wu C, Venevsky S*, Sitch S, Yang Y, Wang MH, Wang L, Gao Y (2017) Present-day and future contribution of climate and fires to vegetation composition in the boreal forest of China. Ecosphere, 8, e01917.

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2. Disturbances and climate extremes:

[8] Zhang W, Liu R*, He J, Liu Y, Wu C (2025) Global fire season types and their characteristics based on MODIS burned area data. Chinese Geographical Science, 35, 374-383.

[7] Akter S, Dube OP, Villagra P, Mockrin M, Taylor S, Roald LA, Di Giuseppe F, Wu C, Fernandes PM, Rouet-Leduc J (2024) Fire risk in a warming world. One Earth, 7, 927-931. (Invited Voices panel article)

[6] Chen B*, Wu S, Jin Y, Song Y, Wu C, Venevsky S, Xu B, Webster C, Gong P. (2024) Wildfire risk for global wildland–urban interface areas. Nature Sustainability, 7, 474–484.

[5] Anderegg WRL*, Wu C, Acil N, Carvalhais N, Pugh TAM, Sadler JP, Seidl R (2022) A climate risk analysis of Earth’s forests in the 21st century. Science, 377, 1099-1103.

[4] Wu C*, Venevsky S*, Sitch S, Mercado LM, Huntingford C, Staver AC (2021) Historical and future global burned area with changing climate and human demography. One Earth, 4, 517-530.

[3] Venevsky S*, Le Page Y, Pereira JMC, Wu C* (2019) Analysis fire patterns and drivers with a global SEVER-FIRE v1.0 model incorporated into dynamic global vegetation model and satellite and on-ground observations. Geoscientific Model Development, 12, 89-110.

[2] Wu C, Wang M, Lu C, Venevsky S*, Sorokina V, Kulygin V, Berdnikov S (2018) Climate-induced fire regimes in the Russian biodiversity hotspots. Global Ecology and Conservation, 16, e00495.

[1] Wu C, Venevsky S*, Sitch S, Yang Y, Wang MH, Wang L, Gao Y (2017) Present-day and future contribution of climate and fires to vegetation composition in the boreal forest of China. Ecosphere, 8, e01917.

[4] Wu C, Venevsky S, Sitch S, Mercado LM, Huntingford C, Staver AC (2021) Historical and future global burned area with changing climate and human demography. One Earth, 4, 517-530.

[3] Venevsky S, Le Page Y, Pereira JMC, Wu C (2019) Analysis fire patterns and drivers with a global SEVER-FIRE v1.0 model incorporated into dynamic global vegetation model and satellite and on-ground observations. Geoscientific Model Development, 12, 89-110.