Wood use is expanding to new markets, driven by the need to substitute fossil-intensive
products and energy. Wood products can contribute to climate change mitigation, if they …

Scientific innovation is overturning conventional paradigms of forest, water, and energy
cycle interactions. This has implications for our understanding of the principal causal …

The world's forests store large amounts of carbon (C), and growing forests can reduce
atmospheric CO 2 by storing C in their biomass. This has provided the impetus for world …

Wood products can have a lower impact on climate change (CC) than other building
materials, and their carbon content can transform buildings into temporary carbon sinks …

Forests provide important ecosystem services (ESs), including climate change mitigation,
local climate regulation, habitat for biodiversity, wood and non‐wood products, energy, and …

Meeting climate change mitigation targets by 2050, as outlined in international pledges,
involves determining optimal strategies for forest management, wood supply, the substitution …

For several decades, computerized forest decision support systems (DSS) have helped
managers and decision makers to analyze different management options and supported the …

Understanding landowners' willingness to act on climate change is important for effective
climate policy. This study investigates the determinants of Finnish non-industrial private …

Livestock production, being a long-standing and highly important human endeavor, plays a
crucial role in meeting the worldwide need for human sustenance and other animal-derived …

Integrated long-term, in-situ observations are needed to document ongoing environmental
change, to “ground-truth” remote sensing and model outputs and to predict future Earth …