Quantitative assessment of Canada's boreal forest mitigation potential is not yet possible,
though the range of mitigation activities is known, requirements for sound analyses of …

Based on the Web of Science Core Collection databases from 1990 to 2018, a scientometric
analysis of 1,284 academic works related to forest carbon sequestration is carried out to …

Climate change, including increasing atmospheric CO 2 concentrations ([CO 2]), nitrogen
deposition, and recovery from past management have led to changes in forest productivity in …

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 …

Remote sensing of low biomass forests has challenges related to the contribution of soil and
understory reflectance recorded by sensors, hampering accurate forest aboveground carbon …

Short rotation woody crops appear to be a promising option of biomass for bioethanol
production. The traditional short rotation periods for Eucalyptus globulus vary between 8 and …

We quantify the potential effects of intensive forest management activities on forest
production in north-central Sweden over the next 100 years, and calculate the potential …

Abstract Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) has become a common and standardized
methodology to evaluate the environmental profiles of forest systems. In this study twelve …

We used a gap-type forest ecosystem model to study how even-and uneven-aged
management affected the carbon dynamics and timber production in boreal Norway spruce …

We integrate a carbon net sink and stand-level wood production to analyze their
simultaneous optimization as an economic problem. Carbon is included in living trees, wood …