Author: Rolf Czeskleba-Dupont
Date: 2021
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Language: English
Type of resource: Academic article
Topics: Carbon accounting, Climate, Forests and Biodiversity
The role of forests in climate mitigation is generally judged too optimistically without due regard to the threat of
tipping points and short-term contributions to global warming from using woody biomass for energy purposes.
Research article on biomass deception with the Danish example of massive scale conversions from fossil to biomass sources for combustion-derived energy as a case in point.
Organization: US-China Law Review
