A useful tool for the ant-CO2 politics
May 21
A study of ISPRA Department of Nature Defense estimates
the amount of carbon fixed in wood products (carbon stocks), as
well as the budgets between emission and absorption (carbon sink or
carbon source) over the years.
The study, entitled "Applying the IPCC GPG for LULUCF approaches
for assessing changes in carbon stocks and emissions of green-house
gases for Harvested Wood Products in Singapore", is written in
English and realized in the context of the ISPRA-MATTM Convention
for the National inventory of greenhouse gas emissions. The authors
Susanne Kloehn and Lorenzo Ciccarese consider it a useful tool
addressed both to decision makers involved in the activation of
anti-CO2 policies and for employers in the manufacturing and
industrial sectors treated in the study (wood, furniture,
waste, energy, construction, etc.)