The Great American Stand: US FORESTS AND THE CLIMATE EMERGENCY. Why the United States needs an aggressive forest protection agenda focused in its own backyard
Author: Bill Moomaw, Danna Smith
Date: 2017
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Language: English
Type of resource: NGO Report
Topics: Forests and Biodiversity, Policy
Report on forests and climate that concludes that treating forests as an unlimited, renewable, extractable commodity that can support infinite growth in the forest products industry is an outdated business model that must yield to a new way of doing business that values standing forests.
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