Author: Philippe Leturcq
Date: 2020
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Language: English
Type of resource: Academic article
Topics: Carbon accounting
When flaws in the evaluation of wood substitution effects are avoided, one must conclude that increased harvesting and wood utilization may be counter-productive for climate change mitigation objectives, especially when wood is used as a fuel.
Read More (PDF)Organization: Nature
