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Carbon stock and decreasing of carbon dioxide emission s by using timber

Carbon stock and decreasing of carbon dioxide emission s by using timber. Takanori ARIMA 、 Dr. Miyazaki Wood Utiliza ｔ ion Research Center. The current default approach in the 1996 Revised IPCC Guidelines assumes instantaneous emissions of all carbon removed from site at harvest.

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Carbon stock and decreasing of carbon dioxide emission s by using timber

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  1. Carbon stock and decreasing of carbon dioxide emissions by using timber Takanori ARIMA、Dr. Miyazaki Wood UtilizaｔionResearch Center

  2. The current default approach in the 1996 Revised IPCC Guidelines assumes instantaneous emissions of all carbon removed from site at harvest. This report is to estimate the amount of carbon stock and emission by utilization of HWP (Harvested Wood Products) in the second commitment period in the Kyoto Protocol.

  3. Threebenefits by using wood “carbon storage effect” in the forest (i.e. “sink”) 、 in wooden buildings “energy conservation effect” significantly less manufacturing energy. “alternative energy effect,” incineration of wood material.

  4. EX. Carbon release and stock in Recycling of wood (including stock)

  5. Timber domein Miyazaki (forest in urban)lamina 1950ｍ３、glulam 1225ｍ３( carbon stock 233ton）

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