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You’ve probably featured this story already, but scores died and millions of acres of forest in North America burned up just over a century ago in what has become known as the “Great Fire” or “Big Burn” of 1910.
Here’s the link to the Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Fire_of_1910
According to Wiki: “The fire season started early that year, because the summer of 1910 was hot and dry like no other.”
This was an even lower CO2 forest fire disaster!
Thanks, I have covered that story a couple of times, but always worth remembering.