Abstract

This chapter defines afforestation/reforestation (AR) and provides insights into its role and value for achieving negative emissions. It contains a synthesis of the current research knowledge and gaps in the most up-to-date literature on AR, and a complete analysis of AR including forest growth, biogenic carbon sequestration, risk-adjusted carbon sequestration and forestry operations. More specifically, GHG balance, cost and water footprint analyses are carried out at the sub-regional level in five archetypal regions (Brazil, China, European Union, India and United States) over a 200-year time-period.

Keywords:
Reforestation Afforestation Carbon sequestration Greenhouse gas Carbon footprint Environmental science Forestry Natural resource economics Environmental protection Agroforestry Geography Economics Ecology Carbon dioxide

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Topics

Forest Management and Policy
Physical Sciences →  Environmental Science →  Global and Planetary Change
Environmental Impact and Sustainability
Physical Sciences →  Environmental Science →  Environmental Engineering
Forest ecology and management
Physical Sciences →  Environmental Science →  Nature and Landscape Conservation

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