Using Forest Residues Reduces Soil Carbon Stock

Tuesday, May 20, 2008 - 21:29 in Earth & Climate

The use of harvest residues for energy production decreases soil carbon stocks. These changes in soil carbon stocks are remarkable compared to the other greenhouse gas emissions caused by the use of forest residues for energy. On a national scale, soil carbon stocks play an important role in forest carbon balances.

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