EU climate, nature and air quality goals are in jeopardy because of wood-burning for energy, new study shows
Climate-critical land carbon sink is rapidly declining, while harvesting and burning wood for biomass energy continues to grow
Climate-critical land carbon sink is rapidly declining, while harvesting and burning wood for biomass energy continues to grow
Case could make it easier for communities and NGOs to protect forests across Estonia, where vital woodland has been decimated by industrial logging
Analysis supports appeal of lawsuit against EU on forest biomass
Paying people to burn wood for energy and simply counting the emissions as zero, as the EU now does, is hollowing out forests and actually increasing GHG emissions. Stopping this practice is essential climate mitigation – which is what we desperately need.
The EU’s treatment of forest biomass as carbon neutral is harming forests, the climate, and communities.
The Center for Climate Integrity will host a media telebriefing to discuss a landmark climate lawsuit being filed that same day against the European Union.
Even ignoring the CO2 coming out the smokestack, the new policy sets a lifecycle emissions standard that imported wood pellets can’t meet
Decision is key to protecting forests in the US Southeast, which are being cleared to fuel UK wood pellet demand
If the UK is serious about addressing climate change, it must help restore and expand forests – not burn them for energy.

