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It is an open, but not unanswerable, question as to how much atmospheric CO2is sequestered globally by vegetation fires. In this work I conceptualise thequestion in terms of the general CharXive Challenge, discuss a mechanism bywhich thermoconversion of biomass may regulate the global distribution ofcarbon between reservoirs, show how suppression of vegetation fires by humanactivities may increase the fraction of carbon in the atmospheric pool, andpose three specific CharXive Challenges of crucial strategic significance toour management of global carbon cycles.

The CharXive Challenge. Regulation of global carbon cycles by vegetation fires