Boreal fire records in Northern Hemisphere ice cores: a review
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P. Place | J. McConnell | M. Legrand | H. Fischer | M. Flannigan | E. Wolff | S. Schüpbach | M. Arienzo | N. Chellman | O. Maselli | M. Sigl | S. Preunkert | D. Leuenberger
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