Nonresidential and mid-to high-rise multifamily residential structures in the United States
currently use little wood per unit floor area installed, because earlier building codes lacked …

Many studies have concentrated on the energy capacity of biodiesel to reduce CO2
emissions at the aggregate level and not much at the sectoral level. This study addresses …

CO 2 emissions from the combustion of fossil fuels represent the largest anthropogenic
disruption of the natural global carbon cycle and lead to an undesirable increase in …

Zhao, Liu, and Bai [1] address biochemical conversion of lignocellulosic biomass and
suggest, among other things, that feedstocks originating from forestry would not be suitable …

Bioeconomy addresses the triple balancing challenge posed by the Paris Agreement:
inducing additional GHG mitigation alongside biophysical carbon dioxide removals, while …

Abstract Development of the bioenergy sector is being actively pursued in many countries as
a means to reduce climate change and fulfill international climate agreements such as the …

Forest bioenergy value chains can offer attractive opportunities to promote economic
development and mitigate climate change. However, implementing profitable and efficient …

Throughout the world, ambient fine particulate matter (PM2. 5) is the environmental factor
that poses the greatest risk to health and most European citizens continue to be exposed to …

We present the results of a study on the climate forcing effects of replacing coal for power
generation in the United Kingdom (UK) with wood pellets produced in northern Ontario …

Renewables-based power grid expansion has increased the use of wood biomass as a low-
carbon fuel, resulting in the generation of predominantly inorganic wood biomass ash (WBA) …