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Estimation of Scots pine bark biomass delivered to the wood industry in Northern Germany
Central European Forestry Journal, 2023 Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris L.) is the most widely distributed pine species in the world. In Germany, as in many other European countries, it is a very important species both culturally and economically.
Berendt Ferréol +5 more
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EMPIRICAL DEMAND ANALYSIS FOR LONG - LENGTH ROUNDWOOD (SAWLOGS) IN GREECE [PDF]
In Greece and internationally, the roundwood is one of the most important forest products as it is used widely in construction and building sector. In this study the process of wholesale long-length roundwood (>2m) price determination is depicted in the ...
Garyfallos Arabatzis, Stathis Klonaris
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Burning Up the Carbon Sink: How the EU's Forest Biomass Policy Undermines Climate Mitigation
GCB Bioenergy, Volume 17, Issue 5, May 2025.The EU's reliance on forest biomass for renewable energy is weakening its forest carbon sink, with even heavily forested Member States losing their net sink entirely. Despite 2016 modeling that predicts this decline in the sink, EU renewable energy policy treats forest biomass as having zero carbon emissions, conflicting with IPCC guidance.
M. S. Booth, J. Giuntoli
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Greenhouse Gas Inventory in the Forestry Sector [PDF]
Among the components in the inventory of greenhouse gas sources and sinks, forestry and land use are the most complex. This paper summarizes the necessary data on land use.
Francisco, Raquel V., Quintana, Sofio
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Determinants of timber exports in Nigeria: an error correction modeling approach [PDF]
This study analyzed the factors influencing the exports of timber in Nigeria with the aid of Error Correction Model (ECM) representation procedures. The analysis was carried out with the data collected on roundwood and sawnwood over 33 years (1970 – 2003)
Edom, Cyprian .O +1 more
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What happens when the market shifts to China? The Gabon timber and Thai cassava value chains [PDF]
, 2009 Rapid economic growth in China has boosted its demand for commodities. At the same time, many commodity sectors have experienced declining demand from high income northern economies. This paper examines two hypotheses of the consequences of this shift in
Kaplinsky, Raphael +2 more
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Global Biogeochemical Cycles, Volume 39, Issue 4, April 2025.Abstract Accurate accounting of greenhouse‐gas (GHG) emissions and removals is central to tracking progress toward climate mitigation and for monitoring potential climate‐change feedbacks. GHG budgeting and reporting can follow either the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change methodologies for National Greenhouse Gas Inventory (NGHGI) reporting or ...
Benjamin Poulter +43 more
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, 1987 Following the windthrows caused by the storm of November 1982 in the Massif Central region, particularly in the Auvergne, a number of sawmill owners in this region established large stockpiles. In order to protect them from insect or fungal attack, they chose water storage, either by ponding or sprinkler storage.
Baylot, J., Dirol, D., Vautherin, Pierre
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Piecing together the jigsaw: Forests in the EU's Fit for 55 Package
Review of European, Comparative &International Environmental Law, Volume 34, Issue 1, Page 23-34, April 2025.Abstract This article considers the intricate regulatory jigsaw of forest governance that has emerged from the Fit for 55 Package. It focuses on the 2023 revision of the Land Use, Land‐use Change and Forestry Regulation, the treatment of forest biomass in the 2023 Renewables Directive, and Regulation on carbon removals and carbon farming.
Caterina Sasso +2 more
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Croatian Journal of Forest Engineering, 2016 Ambrosia bark beetles belong to a group of xylomycetophagous insects from the order Coleoptera, family Curculionidae and are characterized as important pests of oak timber.
Tomislav Poršinsky +2 more
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