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>- harvesting trees results in release of CO2 from soils, which continues for decades; I coppice, no tree dies, the soil is not disrupted. >- burning natural
by sgt101 6y ago
>- harvesting trees results in release of CO2 from soils, which continues for decades;
I coppice, no tree dies, the soil is not disrupted.
>- burning natural hardwood forest and replacing with fast-growing forest plantations (a common practice), permanently elevates atmospheric CO2 because plantations don’t store as much carbon as natural forests;
There are plenty of fast growing woods - willow, beech, hazel
>- cutting and processing wood uses energy, which generally results in CO2 emissions.
Meaculpa - I use a chainsaw, but there is a future in which I can use an electric saw and and axe (I use an axe alot now anyway)