Sustainable boreal forest management – challenges and opportunities for climate change mitigation. Report from an Insight Process conducted by a team appointed by the International Boreal Forest Research Assosiation

Högberg, P.; Arnesson, C.L.; Astrup, R.; Binkley, D.; Bright, R.; Dalsgaard, L.; Egnell, G.; Filipchuk, A.; Genet, H.; Ilintsev, A.; Kurz, W.A.; Laganière, J.; Lemprière, T.; Lundblad, M.; Lundmark, T.; Mäkipää, R.; Malysheva, N.; Mohr, C.W.; Nordin, A.; Petersson, H.; Repo, A.; Schepaschenko, D.; Shvidenko, A.; Soegaard, G.; Kraxner, F.

Авторы: Högberg P., Arnesson Ceder L., Astrup R., Binkley D., Bright R., Dalsgaard L., Egnell G., Filipchuk A., Genet H., Ilintsev A., Kurz W.A., Laganière J., Lemprière T., Lundblad M., Lundmark T., Mäkipää R., Malysheva N., Mohr C.W., Nordin A., Petersson H., Repo A., Schepaschenko D., Shvidenko A., Soegaard G., Kraxner F.
Год издания: 2021
Место издания: Swedish Forest Agency Swedish Forest Agency, www.skogsstyrelsen.se/om-oss/publikationer/
Объём: 61 страниц
ISBN: 978-91-986297-3-6
Монография
Аннотация: The boreal domain represents about 30 % of the global forest area and is the world’s largest terrestrial carbon pool. Hence, it is a large contributor to the global budgets of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases. Forests are at risk from the impacts of climate change. At the same time forest management and the use of wood products derived from forests can play important roles in contributing towards national greenhouse gas emission reduction goals. It was against this background that the International Boreal Forest Research Association organized a science-policy workshop in conjunction with the boreal ministerial summit 2018 in Haparanda in northern Sweden. The summit provided an excellent opportunity for a diverse group of researchers and policy analysts from across the circumboreal region to engage in focused discussions on collaboration on key boreal science issues. One important result of this dialogue was the launching of this first insight process on sustainable forest management and climate change mitigation. The report contains synthesized information from boreal forests in Alaska (USA),Canada, Norway, Sweden, Finland and Russia on changes in carbon stock in living tree biomass and a comparative analysis on how these changes are affected by different forest management regimes.
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