Forest Ecosystems, Forest Management and the Global Carbon Cycle

Table of Contents

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   Book Overview
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   Chapter 1 Introduction
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   Chapter 2 Introduction
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   Chapter 3 The global carbon cycle and the atmospheric record: “The problem definition”
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   Chapter 4 Nutrient constraints on carbon storage in forested ecosystems
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   Chapter 5 Estimated extent of forested peatlands and their role in the global carbon cycle
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   Chapter 6 Sequestration of carbon in the Finnish boreal forest ecosystem managed for timber production
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   Chapter 7 Carbon storage and climate change in Swedish forests: a comparison of static and dynamic modelling approaches
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   Chapter 8 Climate change and management of insect defoliators in boreal forest ecosystems
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    Chapter 9 Some potential carbon budget implications of fire management in the boreal forest
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    Chapter 10 WG1 Summary: Natural and anthropogenically-induced variations in terrestrial carbon balance
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    Chapter 11 Introduction
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    Chapter 12 Land-use change and terrestrial carbon: the temporal record
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    Chapter 13 Tropical forests and the global carbon cycle: estimating state and change in biomass density
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    Chapter 14 Carbon budget of the Russian boreal forests: a systems analysis approach to uncertainty
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    Chapter 15 Conflicting objectives while maximising carbon sequestration by forests
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    Chapter 16 Retrospective assessment of carbon flows in Canadian boreal forests
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    Chapter 17 The carbon pulse resulting from forest dieback related to insect outbreaks: case study of a forest district in the Sudety Mountains (southwest Poland)
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    Chapter 18 Carbon budget of temperate zone forests during 1851-2050
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    Chapter 19 WG2 Summary: Forests and the global carbon cycle: past, present, and future role
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    Chapter 20 Introduction
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    Chapter 21 Carbon implications of forest management strategies
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    Chapter 22 The influence of carbon budget methodology on assessments of the impacts of forest management on the carbon balance
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    Chapter 23 Significance of wood products in forest sector carbon balances
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    Chapter 24 Plantation forestry-its role as a carbon sink: conclusions from calculations based on New Zealand’s planted forest estate
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    Chapter 25 Carbon pools and fluxes in U.S. forest products
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    Chapter 26 Effects of forest management, harvesting and wood processing on ecosystem carbon dynamics: a boreal case study
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    Chapter 27 WG3 Summary: Evaluating the role of forest management and forest products in the carbon cycle
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    Chapter 28 Introduction
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    Chapter 29 The economics of increased carbon storage through plantations and forest management
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    Chapter 30 Costs of forest-sector mitigation options
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    Chapter 31 Integrating the socio-economic and physical dimensions of degraded tropical lands in global climate change mitigation assessments
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    Chapter 32 Socio-economic factors in the management of tropical forests for carbon
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    Chapter 33 Economic aspects of carbon sequestration—some findings from Norway
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    Chapter 34 People and forests in Canada: fitting carbon into a perplexing future
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    Chapter 35 Forests and global carbon management: a policy perspective
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    Chapter 36 WG4 Summary: Human dimensions of the forest-carbon issue
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    Chapter 37 Summary
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    Chapter 38 Epilogue: Forests and the human habitat: the case for building a global consensus