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The carbon costs of global wood harvests

Environmental Studies and Forestry

The carbon costs of global wood harvests

L. Peng, T. D. Searchinger, et al.

This study, led by Liqing Peng and Timothy D. Searchinger, reveals that wood harvests significantly diminish carbon storage in ecosystems and emphasizes the often overlooked climate change mitigation potential of reducing these harvests, estimating annualized carbon costs comparable to agricultural expansion.

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