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…sustainably, as well as practically and cost-effectively. https://thundersaidenergy.com/2021/01/21/carbon-negative-construction-the-case-for-mass-timber/ https://thundersaidenergy.com/2021/04/08/biochar-burnt-offerings/ The harvest paradox. The prospectus addresses the paradox that timber harvesting might be seen to worsen natural carbon stocks. Academic research…
…medieval peasant. Harvesting wood as a heating fuel is expensive, inconvenient and prone to risks. $199.00 – Purchase Checkout Added to cart Wood as a heating fuel: volume, mass and energy? Wood…
…low intensities, if they do catch alight. Digging a fire line down to mineral soil deprives the fire of fuel and will stop its progress. This requires harvesting all of…
…harvesting equipment, such as feller-bunchers, mulching equipment, and novel areas that may matter in the energy transition such as site preparation, re-planting and biochar production. These are all focus areas…
…locking up the carbon in the wood products for centuries (note below). Our numbers assume that one-third of the forest’s carbon is lost due to harvesting and in processing forest…
…(i.e., shale). But there will also be negative consequences, risking long-run supply shortages of oil and coal. Companies are also being pressured to ‘harvest’ their existing assets, rather than maximising potential value…
…carbon sequestration rates of Paulownia trees under the specific management regime employed by World Tree’s Eco-Tree Program, by continuing to collect DBH values over the 10 to 12 year harvest…
…velocity^2. Mass must be conserved upstream and downstream of the wind turbine. Hence via some simple maths, the energy that can be harvested by the turbine equates to 0.5 x…
This data-file quantifies global wood production, country-by-country, category-by-category, back to 1960, using granular data from the FAO. About 4bn m3 of wood are harvested per year (2GTpa by mass). $449.00 – Purchase…
…to the world’s total global timber harvest. Overall, we conclude that there are good opportunities for bio-coke to contribute to decarbonization of metals and materials, as one out of many…