Massive forest fires dump large quantities of CO2 and particulates into the atmosphere. That is bad in the context of global warming where we (that is, we huma

Massive forest fires dump large quantities of CO2 and particulates into the atmosphere. That is bad in the context of global warming where we (that is, we humans) have a crisis. Many ecosystems may require forest fires to be healthy, but the available "carbon credits" seem to have been stolen by those who use fossil fuels to generate energy. Is there anyone out there who can the numbers to reason about the positive and negative impacts of forest fires in today's context.