Wood Product Sequester Carbon - 25 Peer Reviewed Sources
25 peer reviewed resources about wood and wood products role in sequestering atmospheric carbon and the carbon cycle.
- Long-term forest management and timely transfer of carbon into wood products help reduce atmospheric carbon
- Buildings as a global carbon sink
- Harvested Wood Products as a Carbon Sink in China, 1900–2016
- Forest management and carbon sequestration in wood products
- The Carbon Impacts of Wood Products
- Financial feasibility of increasing carbon sequestration in harvested wood products in Mississippi
- Carbon storage in wood products
- Characterizing the Importance of Carbon Stored in Wood Products
- Permanent Wood Sequestration: No Solution to the Global Carbon Dioxide Problem
- Carbon sequestration in Taiwan harvested wood product
- Substitution effects of wood-based products in climate change mitigation
- Technologies for reducing carbon dioxide emissions: A resource manual for pulp, paper, and wood products manufacturers
- The environmental impact of wood compared to other building materials
- Comparison of methods for estimating carbon in harvested wood products
- Life cycle assessment of wood products
- Review of carbon storage function of harvested wood products and the potential of wood substitution in greenhouse gas mitigation
- A synthesis of research on wood products and greenhouse gas impacts
- Tracking carbon from sequestration in the forest to wood products and substitution
- Embodied CO2 in China’s trade of harvested wood products based on an MRIO model
- Carbon estimation in harvested wood products using a country-specific method: Portugal as a case study
- Effects of wood product utilization on climate change mitigation in south korea
- Prospects for carbon-neutral housing: the influence of greater wood use on the carbon footprint of a single-family residence
- Carbon storage and climate change mitigation potential of harvested wood products
- Potential roles of Swedish forestry in the context of climate change mitigation
- Carbon storage potential of harvested wood: summary and policy implications