Carbon carrying capacity in primary and old-growth forests as the reference level to assess mitigation potential: demonstrated for European forest

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Keith, Heather
Kun, Zoltan
Hugh, Sonia
Mackey, Brendan
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2024-05
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MITIGATION ACTIVITIES NEED TO BE EVALUATED AND PRIORITISED TO MEET THE CLIMATE CHALLENGE

The international community have committed to pursuing efforts to stabilise atmospheric CO2 concentration and temperature increase to 1.5 °C. However, operationalising this commitment to achieve a true reduction in the carbon stock in the atmosphere requires revising some components of the carbon accounting methods, particularly in the land sector and for forests, so that activities can be evaluated for their true mitigation potential.

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© 2024 Griffith University.

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Science Informing Policy Briefing Note 1/24

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Keith, H., Kun, Z., Hugh, S., & Mackey, B. (2024). Carbon carrying capacity in primary and old-growth forests as the reference level to assess mitigation potential: demonstrated for European forest. Griffith University. https://doi.org/10.25904/YFRT-X031

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