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… by 2050. The Climate Law states that the role of carbon dioxide (CO2) absorption (negative emissions) is key…

… how removing biomass leads to changes in forest carbon stocks. Despite the global chorus of NGO…

… in agreement that bioenergy cannot claim to be carbon neutral, and SFM and LULUCF are not sufficient…

… a more resource-efficient economy, with lower carbon dioxide emissions and concrete targets for…

… are cut and burnt to grow back and recapture the carbon dioxide emitted. The biomass industry told Members…

… use – or in a way that preserves each Member State’s carbon sink. The Swedish presidency of the Council of the…

… and 16 million hectares of energy crops. Bogus carbon savings Europe’s drive to burn biomass presumes…

… can be used much more efficiently to substitute carbon-intensive materials such as steel, concrete or…

… are available for higher-value uses: i.e., where carbon is stored longer, yielding a better climate return;…

… for Member States to hide decreases in the forest carbon sink. The revised LULUCF Regulation might therefore…