Opportunities generated by the Kyoto Protocol in the forest sector

Commonwealth Forestry Review

Volumn , Issue 250, 1998, Pages 164-169

  Brand, David ^a  

^a State Forests of New South Wales   (Australia)

Author keywords

Biomass energy; Carbon sinks; Forestry; Kyoto Protocol; Wood products

Indexed keywords

BIOMASS ENERGY; CARBON SINK; CLIMATE CHANGE; EMISSIONS CONTROL; ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY; FORESTRY; KYOTO PROTOCOL;

EID: 0031767770     PISSN: 00103381     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: None     Document Type: Article

References (9)

1. ANON. 1998 The electricity business: power to the people. The Economist 346, no. 8061: 69-73.
2. APPS, M.T. and KURZ, W.A. 1991 Assessing the role of Canadian forests and forest sector activities in the global carbon balance. World Resource Review 3: 333-344.
3. BINKLEY, C. S. 1997 Preserving nature through intensive plantation forestry: the case for forestland allocation with illustrations from British Columbia. Forestry Chronicle 73: 553-559.
4. BINKLEY, C.S., RAPER, C.F. and WASHBURN, C. L. 1996 Institutional ownership of U.S. timberland. J. For. 94 (9): 21-28.
5. BUCHANAN, A. H. and LAI, J. C. 1996 Building materials and global carbon emissions. Proceedings, International Wood Engineering Conference, New Orleans, USA, October, 1996.
6. CORNWELL, A., TRAVIS, J. and GUNASEKERA, D. 1997 Framework for greenhouse emission trading in Australia. Staff Research Paper, Industry Commission, Canberra.
7. HINCHY, M., FISHER, B.S. and GRAHAM, B. 1998 Emissions trading in Australia: developing a framework. ABARE Research Report 98. 1, Canberra.
8. INTERGOVERNMENTAL PANEL ON CLIMATE CHANGE. 1996 Technologies, policies and measures for mitigating climate change. IPCC Technical Report No. 1. United Nations Environment Program, New York.
9. UNITED NATIONS. 1992 Framework Convention on Climate Change. Secretariat, United Nations Convention on Climate Change. United Nations Environment Program, New York.