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 …

In light of international climate agreements and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs),
there is a growing need to enhance the understanding of the linkages among land use/cover …

There is considerable concern that consuming forest biomass for energy will increase net
carbon emissions from forests, which is defined as carbon debt. Using a market-based …

With increasing demands on the quality and quantity of produced biomass, as the main
element of the knowledge-based economy, people and the issue of safety and health …

Mangroves play an important role in coastal estuarine areas with different ecological
functions, such as reducing the impact of waves and currents, accumulating biomass and …

This study presents a geo-spatial and economic framework to localize future bioenergy
power plants combined with direct air capture (BEDAC). This framework is applied to two …

Despite the numerous technical, logistical, and policy challenges associated with the use of
bioenergy to mitigate climate change, the latest IPCC report identifies bioenergy as a high …

Mapping the aboveground biomass (AGB) of forests in a spatially continuous manner is
essential to comprehend the carbon sequestration capacity of forest ecosystems. Automatic …

Introduction This study estimates community forest tree species' energy using allometric
models. Accurate tree-level energy stock estimation is needed to evaluate community forest …

Manifestations of energy transformation are visible throughout the developed world. As the
threat to the survival of humanity arises, the countries of the world are starting to take faster …