Carbon Sequestration and Climate Change

Terrestrial Carbon Sequestration in the Northeast: Quantities and Costs. Report Collaborators: Sarah Murdock, Sandra Brown, Neil Sampson and Bill Stanley. (This is a 358 page, 38 meg report that can clog your system.  It is also available in Parts, listed below.)

Part 1: Characterization of the Northeast Region, by Neil Sampson and Matt Kamp

Part 2: Recent Trends in Sinks and Sources of Carbon, by Neil Sampson and Matt Kamp

Part 3A: Opportunities for Improving Carbon Storage through Afforestation of Agricultural Lands, by Sarah Walker, Sean Grimland, Jon Winsten and Sandra Brown.

Part 3B: Opportunities for Improving Carbon Storage and Management of Agricultural Lands, by Neil Sampson, Sean Grimland, Jon Winsten and Sandra Brown

Part 3C: Opportunities for Sequestering Carbon and Offsetting Emissions through Production of Biomass Energy, by Neil Sampson, Sean Grimland, Jon Winsten and Sandra Brown.

Part 4: Opportunities for Improving Carbon Storage and Management on Forest Lands, by Brent Sohngen, Sarah Walker, Sandra Brown and Sean Grimland

Part 5: Environmental Co-benefits of Carbon Sequestration Opportunities, by Sarah Murdock, Chris Zganjar and Bill Stanley

Part 6: Comparison of Terrestrial Carbon Mitigation Options in the Northeast, by Sarah Walker, Sean Grimland, Neil Sampson, Brent Sohngen, Jon Winsten and Sandra Brown

Carbon Registries

    By Neil Sampson

Forest and Agroforestry Opportunities for Carbon Sequestration in the Big Sky

        By Neil Sampson and Matt Kamp

Fire Management and Carbon Stocks

        By Neil Sampson

Potential for Agricultural and Forestry Carbon Sequestration in the RGGI Region.

        By Neil Sampson

Agricultural and Forestry Carbon Sequestration Projects: Challenges for Credible Registration

        By Neil Sampson

Integrating land use, land use change, and forestry into a mandatory national greenhouse gas reduction program
        By Neil Sampson

Forestry and Carbon Sequestration
        By Neil Sampson

Agroforestry and Carbon
     By Neil Sampson

Carbon Sequestration: What’s the Best Approach?
    By Neil Sampson