Despite their resilience, forest ecosystems become increasingly impacted by extreme
climatic events, fires, and pathogen outbursts, which have considerable economic …

Regional analyses assessing the vulnerabilities of forest ecosystems and the forest sector to
climate change are key to considering the heterogeneity of climate change impacts as well …

Global pathways limiting warming to 2° C or below require deep carbon dioxide removal
through a large-scale transformation of the land surface, an increase in forest cover, and the …

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

Evaluating the climate change mitigation potential of the forest sector requires a holistic
approach based on forest carbon (C) sequestration, C storage in harvested wood products …

Climate change mitigation trade-offs between increasing harvests to exploit substitution
effects versus accumulating forest carbon sequestration complicate recommendations for …

Humanity is now facing what may be the biggest challenge to its existence: irreversible
climate change brought about by human activity. Our planet is in a state of emergency, and …

Forest ecosystems are increasingly subject to disturbances, such as extreme (climate)
events, fires and pathological outbreaks, which exert significant (and still poorly quantified) …

The greenhouse gas emission reduction potential of harvested wood products (HWPs) is
widely recognized and future demand is expected to increase. However, inconsistencies in …

The aim of the present paper is to discuss the problems with attempts to increase forest area
in Poland (with a focusing on afforestation in the last 30 years), to analyse the discrepancy …