Carbon dioxide emissions from boreal forest fires have been increasing since at least the year 2000, reaching a new high in 2021, Zheng et al. report...
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We assessed the net impacts of a wood-dependent pellet industry of global importance on contemporaneous local forest carbon component pools (live trees, standing-dead trees, soils)...
President Joe Biden and the U.S. Department of Energy are marking National Forests Products Week and National Bioenergy Day by celebrating the contributions the forest industry makes...
Storing carbon in forests is a leading land-based strategy to curb anthropogenic climate change, but its planetary cooling effect is opposed by warming from low albedo. Using detailed...
Carbon accounting of bioenergy and forest management nexus. A reality-check of modeling assumptions and expectations
The demand for wood-based energy is foreseen to grow as energy and climate policies around the world promote the use of bioenergy for climate change mitigation. However, the carbon impacts of forest...
The Contribution of Sustainable Development Goals and Forest-Related Indicators to National Bioeconomy Progress Monitoring
A sustainable and circular bioeconomy is a pathway to the achievement of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by 2030 because the bioeconomy relates to a number of SDGs. We therefore focused...
Seeing the forest for the trees: How much woody biomass can the Midwest United States sustainably produce?
Widespread interest in advancing goals of energy independence, climate change mitigation, and rural economic development has led to unprecedented growth of the global bioeconomy. Continued development...
Study commissioned in spring 2015 to assess the likelihood of the high carbon scenarios identified in the Bioenergy Emissions and Counterfactual (BEAC) model occurring now or in the future