Ecosystem accounting is a systematic approach that combines environmental and economic
data to track the full physical and monetary value of natural capital and can be applied at …

The interregional flow of land embodied in remote linkages exerts a significant impact on
land use and transfer of carbon emissions from land use patterns among regions …

Over the last decades, the establishment of new fast‐growing forest plantations has been
prospering. Although the European continent has the lowest share worldwide of forest …

The prediction of future land use and land cover (LULC) change is essential for natural
resource management and the development of environmental monitoring strategies …

Ensuring equitable allocation of carbon emission responsibilities at the city level is crucial
for effectively mitigating climate change. However, traditional allocation methods like …

In an attempt to make a first step toward monitoring the sustainability of wood as (one of) the
main element (s) of the EU biomass supply, a novel approach combining a physical …

China's logging ban in natural forests (logging ban hereafter) is beneficial to domestic
natural forest conservation, but the ban imposes uncertainties on the stability of the timber …

Previous own assessments have shown that a) Germany has a wood consumption above
global average, b) is strongly dependent on imports and c) has a domestic roundwood …

Several studies addressed the water footprint (WF) of countries and virtual water (VW) trade
in agricultural and industrial products, but freshwater use associated with wood products has …

In today's globalized world wood-based products are often imported from countries other
than those where the wood was grown. Bilateral trade statistics are thus only of limited help …