This book presents an innovative hypothesis that challenges some traditional ideas about climate change and wildfires. Through a detailed analysis of photochemical processes and atmospheric dynamics, we offer a new perspective on how these extreme events are generated and sustained. The reader will find within these pages not only a rigorous scientific explanation but also practical information for preventing, controlling, and managing wildfires. From the fundamental principles of fire to the complex interactions between climate change and combustion, this book provides a comprehensive overview of one of the greatest environmental challenges of our time.