Research trends and future key issues of global harvested wood products carbon science

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JOURNAL OF NANJING FORESTRY UNIVERSITY ›› 2021, Vol. 45 ›› Issue (4): 219-228.doi: 10.12302/j.issn.1000-2006.202006029

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Research trends and future key issues of global harvested wood products carbon science

YANG Hongqiang¹^,²(), YU Zhihan¹

1. College of Economics and Management, Nanjing Forestry University, Research Center for Economics and Trade in Forest Products, NFGA, Nanjing 210037,China
2. Research Center for the Yangtze River Delta’s Socioeconomic Development, Nanjing University, Nanjing 210093, China

Received:2020-06-22 Accepted:2021-03-25 Online:2021-07-30 Published:2021-07-30

Abstract

Abstract:

【Objective】Forests play an important role in the global carbon cycle. As an extension of forest resource utilization, harvested wood products are important carbon pools for climate change mitigation. By clarifying the main life cycle stages of harvested wood products, and summarizing the relevant research hotspots and possible future research directions of carbon in harvested wood products, it is of great scientific significance to rationally evaluate the climate function of harvested wood products. 【Method】Based on the life cycle process of harvested wood products, this paper summarizes the research trends and scientific challenges that may be faced in the future regarding the carbon science of harvested wood products in three stages: forest, in-use, and landfill. 【Result】 ① In the forest stage, existing studies mostly used the empirical model as a supplement to the process model to calculate and predict forest carbon stocks. The scenario simulation and material flow analysis can combine the forest stage with the in-use stage by using transport and production processes to seek the best forest management strategy. ② In the in-use stage, the choice of carbon accounting approaches is the focus of international controversy. The substitution effect of harvested wood products is also a major issue that cannot be ignored in the carbon accounting process because of its cumulative and permanent nature. ③ In the landfill stage, harvested wood products decompose slowly or do not decompose at all, consequently storing carbon for a longer time. The first-order decay method is a common model used for estimating the change in carbon storage in solid waste disposal sites. The key parameters associated with methane emission, such as the fraction of degradable organic carbon and the proportion of methane production, are the emphasis of the current study. 【Conclusion】① Improving the measurement model of forest carbon sinks can reduce the uncertainty of forest carbon accounting. ② Reasonable estimation of the displacement factors of harvested wood products and the time required to achieve “carbon neutrality” are conducive to the formulation of policies regarding the energy and forest management. ③ Considering the recovery and reuse of methane in solid waste disposal sites can improve the accuracy of carbon accounting in the entire life cycle of harvested wood products. ④ Improving forest inventory methods and perfecting the database of the forest product life cycle can facilitate a more accurate assessment of the mitigation potential of greenhouse gas emissions from harvested wood products. ⑤ Harmonizing carbon accounting methodologies on a global scale, equitably identifying the ownership of carbon stocks and as well as rationalizing the distribution of carbon emissions among trading countries, will help to accelerate international negotiations on issues related to harvested wood products.

Key words: harvested wood products, life cycle, carbon accounting, reduced emissions through wood substitution, carbon neutrality

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YANG Hongqiang, YU Zhihan. Research trends and future key issues of global harvested wood products carbon science[J]. JOURNAL OF NANJING FORESTRY UNIVERSITY, 2021, 45(4): 219-228.

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名称 name	系统边界(包含的碳库) system boundary (carbonpool included)				贸易影响 trade impact		适用范围 application scope	对木材贸易及森林管理的影响 impact on timber trade and forest management
	森林 forest	木质林产品 harvested wood products			进口 import	出口 export
	森林 forest	国内 domestic	进口 import	出口 export	进口 import	出口 export
储量变化法 stock-change approach	√	√	√		+	-	净进口国	鼓励木材贸易,提高林业经济价值,可能导致发展中国家过度砍伐森林
生产法 production approach	√	√		√	无影响	+	主要生产国	不鼓励森林资源稀少的国家进口木材,可能导致毁林
大气流动法 atmospheric flow approach	√	√	√		-	+	净出口国	鼓励进口半成品,促进木材产品回收循环利用,可能导致毁林

国家或地区 country or region	研究者(时间) author (time)	碳核算方法学 carbon accounting methodology			最大碳核算结果 maximum carbon accounting results
国家或地区 country or region	研究者(时间) author (time)	SCA	PA	AFA	最大碳核算结果 maximum carbon accounting results
爱尔兰	Green等^[7](2006)^b,c	√^*	√	√	2003年当年碳储量为271 Gg
	Donlan等^[40](2012)^b		√		2008年当年碳储量为842 Gg
捷克共和国	Jasinevicius等^[9](2018)^b		√		1961-2030年累计碳储量为53.2 Tg
加拿大	Chen等^[8](2014)^a,b,c		√		1901-2010年森林累积碳汇量为7 510 Tg,木质林产品累计碳储量为849 Tg
	Chen等^[30](2018)^a,b,c		√		2020-2100年森林累积碳汇量由7 229.7 Tg 增长至7 424 Tg, 2020-2100年木质林产品碳储量由171 Tg 增长至334.7 Tg
欧共体15国	Kohlmaier等^[11](2007)^b,c	√^*	√		1990-2005年累计碳储量为1 137 Tg
葡萄牙	Dias等^[12](2007)^b,c	√	√	√^*	1990-2000年平均碳储量为每年659~1 016 Tg
	Dias等^[22](2012)^b,c	√	√	√^*	1990-2004年平均碳储量为每年650~1 250 Tg
日本	Kayo等^[13](2015)^b,c		√		2030年当年碳储量为2.5 Tg
西班牙	Canals-Revilla等^[14](2014)^b,c	√	√^*	√	1990-2006年累计碳储量为1 096.85 Gg
美国	Skog^[10](2008)^b,c	√^*	√	√	2005年当年碳储量为44 Tg
	Stockmann等^[50](2012)^a,b,c		√		1910-2010年木质林产品累计碳储量为25.77 Mg
中国	白彦锋等^[51](2009)^a,b,c	√^*	√	√	1961-2004年平均碳储量为每年11.73 Tg
	Lun等^[15] (2012)^b	√			1999-2008年森林累积碳汇量为2 799.19 Tg,木质林产品累计碳储量为71.28 Tg
	杨红强等^[20](2013)^b	√^*		√	截至2011年,累计碳储量为676 Tg
	Ji等^[21] (2016)^b	√^*	√	√	截至2014年,累计碳储量为705.6Tg
	Lee等^[52](2011)^b	√^*	√	√	1990-2008年平均碳储量为3.195 Tg

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