Wood is increasingly perceived as a renewable, sustainable building material. The carbon it
contains, biogenic carbon, comes from biological processes; it is characterized by a rapid …

This report examines the scientific and technical state of understanding for carbon
sequestration strategies related to land use, land use change and forestry activities and …

The theory of boundary organizations was developed to address an important group of
institutions in American society neglected by scholarship in science studies and political …

Under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, more than 160
countries are required to report their national greenhouse gas inventories. To help countries …

The purpose of this study was to evaluate the global energy production potential of woody
biomass from forestry for the year 2050 using a bottom-up analysis of key factors. Woody …

There is growing interest in understanding how storage or delayed emission of carbon in
products based on bioresources might mitigate climate change, and how such activities …

Wood waste is a renewable resource that can be recycled for particleboard production or
energy production. Particleboard is the most common product of wood waste recycling, and …

Worldwide, there are many pilot forestry projects that are under some stage of
implementation, and much experience has been gained from them with respect to …

Wood products are considered to contribute to the mitigation of carbon dioxide emissions. A
critical gap in the life cycle of wood products is to transfer the raw timber from the forest to the …

The ClimWood2030 study, commissioned by DG CLIMA of the European Commission,
quantifies the five ways in which the EU forest sector contributes to climate change …