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 …

The Paris agreement on climate change requires rapid reductions in greenhouse gas
emissions. One important mitigation strategy, at least in the intermediate future, is the …

Wood is an energy efficient, low carbon construction material that if carefully managed can
contribute significantly to European climate policy goals in urban environments. The aim of …

Land-based mitigation measures are needed to achieve climate targets. One option is the
mitigation of currently high greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions of nutrient-rich drained …

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 …

Multi-family housing construction (MFHC) with wood instead of concrete as frame material
results in lower greenhouse gas emissions. Hence, substituting wood for concrete in MFHC …

Rapidly progressing climate heating as well as ongoing economic and population growth
exacerbate the challenges of reconciling the multitude of land functions and services …

Forests play a crucial role in achieving net-zero greenhouse gas emission targets in the
coming decades, as they can act as natural carbon sinks by removing carbon dioxide from …

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

The challenges posed by climate change, biodiversity loss, and land-use are deeply
interconnected and integrated solutions are needed. This paper presents results from 11 …