temperate forests
Climate change could put tropical plant germination at risk: Study
Two studies provide dueling looks at where trees should go
A study published today in Science finds the planet contains a U.S.-sized area of unforested land environmentally capable of growing trees without displacing farmland or cities.
The great insect dying: Vanishing act in Europe and North America
Tall and old or dense and young: Which kind of forest is better for the climate?
In 2007, Richard Branson, the British business magnate, offered a $25 million prize to anyone who can invent a device capable of removing significant volumes of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.
EU demand siphons illicit timber from Ukraine, investigation finds
Lax due diligence by European companies is driving the illegal harvest of timber in Ukraine, one of the largest suppliers to the continent, according to a recent report.
As biomass energy gains traction, southern US forests feel the burn
Research shows wood pellets release more carbon dioxide than coal per megawatt of electricity produced and industry critics worry that incentivizing this energy source could actually be accelerating climate change.
Study reveals forests have yet another climate-protection superpower
As big carbon storehouses, forests have the power to influence the climate.