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@HansonTodd and @danstpeter I think I see some folks playing Oak Ball outside Oak Hall in this photo!So many things make sense now that I know our dorm was there in 1890 ... #umaineblackbears t.co/IfuXfCOAEp
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@SpencerRMeyer @USDA @MyPortlandWater @TNCmaine @LoonEchoLT @OpenSpaceInst @WWConserve @tpl_org That is great news!
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@carboncounts @GraniteGeek @wood2energy Indeed that should be part of the decision-making process. The question of how salvage logging influences future fires is an interesting one - and not without controversy. See for example this story from 2006: t.co/Bg25pxdysO
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@GraniteGeek The author wrote it as an opinion piece & didn't cite any specific studies. Our models showed slow growth response in unsalvaged stands as the author stated. However, the standing dead trees decay slowly & hold their carbon for a long time - assuming no future fire happens ...
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We found a different short-term outcome in terms of carbon for the NE US. t.co/f94nlsGH1Y t.co/yjQxcSkK03
Recent Publications
- When biomass electricity demand prompts thinnings in southern US pine plantations: A carbon life cycle assessment case study
- Terrestrial Invasive Plant Impacts on Northern Temperate Riparian Forest and Stream Physical Habitat
- Forest Carbon Resilience of Eastern Spruce Budworm (Choristoneura fumiferana) Salvage Harvesting in the Northeastern United States
- Forest management options for addressing drought in the Midwest and Northeast U.S.