Fire on Earth
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Fire on Earth: An Introduction
By Stephen J. Pyne, Andrew C. Scott, William J. BondHaines, D.A., Kuehnast, E.L. (1970). When the Midwest burned. Weatherwise 23, 112–119. Haines, D.A., Main, W.A., Simard, A.J. (1986). Fire-danger rating and observed wildfire behavior in the northeastern United States.
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Fire on Earth
By John Gribbin, Mary GribbinDoomday, Dinosaurs, and Humankind An engaging and ominous history of how asteroid and comet collisions with the Earth have shaped the course of human events--and the dangers that may lie ahead.
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Fire on Earth: Doomsday, Dinosaurs, and Humankind
By Mary Gribbin, John R. GribbinExamines the nature, origin, and dangers of comets and studies how asteroid and comet collisions with the Earth have shaped the course of human history
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Fire on Earth: An Introduction
By Stephen J. Pyne, Andrew C. Scott, William J. BondStudents, lecturers, researchers and professionals interested in the physical, ecological and historical characteristics of fire will find this book, and accompanying web-based material, essential reading for undergraduate and postgraduate ...
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Fire on Earth: In Search of the Doomsday Asteroid
By John Gribbin, Mary Gribbin, John R. GribbinFire on Earth reveals that comets have been a continuing problem throughout geological time. It examines the controversial claims that there are 'periodic extinctions' of life on earth linked to a recurring cycle of cometary impacts
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Fire on Earth: In Search of the Doomsday Asteroid
By Mary Gribbin, John R. GribbinThis text examines the various theories, and goes on to look at the future. The authors discuss their belief that the next series of cosmic hits will almost certainly lead to the extinction of humankind.