论文信息 - Substitution of Wood from Plantation Forestry for Wood from Deforestation: Modelling the Effects on Carbon Storage

Substitution of Wood from Plantation Forestry for Wood from Deforestation: Modelling the Effects on Carbon Storage

Biomass options, for example afforestation, forest protection, use of biofuels as a substitute for fossil fuels, or use of wood instead of other materials, are frequently mentioned as possibilities to mitigate the rise of CO2 in the earth’s atmosphere.

Bernhard Schlamadinger | Gregg Marland | G. Marland | B. Schlamadinger

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