PPT-Forecasting carbon storage of eastern forests: interaction

climate change and chestnut restoration Arjan De Bruijn 12 Eric Gustafson 2 Brian Sturtevant 2 Nathanael Lichti 1 Douglass F Jacobs 1 Purdue University West Lafayette . Where We’ve Been and Where We’re Going. Christopher W. Woodall . with. Domke, Smith, Coulston, Healey, Gray. U.S. Forest Service. Forest Inventory and Analysis . St. Paul, MN . Outline. Context. Regional Climate Change Curriculum Development. Module: C. arbon . M. easurement and . M. onitoring (CMM). Section 1. . Overview of Climate Change and Forest Carbon. 1.3. Role of . forest carbon . and forests in . Carbon Model. Carbon storage and sequestration. Estimate the amount and value of carbon stored, and sequestered on a landscape over time.. Inputs. Land Use Land Cover. Carbon storage varies per land type and over time. Carbon Capture & Storage (CCS). The Basics 101. Challenges. Reduction of capital costs. Current process will actually raise electricity costs. Reduction of uncertainties related to long-term, large-scale storage. Ken Schiermeyer. © . 2015 San . Diego Gas & Electric Company. . All copyright and trademark rights reserved.. 1. Hourly Forecast Process . Estimate . system consumption based . on calendar and weather factors . Most forests are not too . hot. , or not too . cold. , and have moderate amounts of precipitation. . ALFISOL. Moderately Weathered. SPODOSOL. Sandy, Acidic. There are two main types of forests. . Pine forests have ashy white layers (. Geography. Can be found between 30 . - . 55 . ° latitude. Most lie between 40 degrees and 50 degrees latitude. Originally covered. In Asia, much of Japan, eastern China, Korea, and eastern Siberia. In western Europe, extended from southern Scandinavia to northwestern Iberia and from the British Isles through eastern Europe. Linkages between forests and carbon. The role of forests in climate mitigation and . a. daptation . Introduce the basic elements of the forest carbon cycle. An Introduction to the Larger Context. Impacts of climate change on forests. Lesson Objectives. Describe how the Eastern Woodlands peoples adapted to their environment. . . Locate the Eastern Woodlands cultural area and compare ways of life among its inhabitants. . Vocabulary. Forests Being Cut Faster . T. han . T. hey Can Grow. Tropical deforestation, as countries scramble to . clear-cut and sell . off their . timber . so they can grow cattle (and soybeans, sugar), . accounted . Lesson Objectives. Describe how the Eastern Woodlands peoples adapted to their environment. . . Locate the Eastern Woodlands cultural area and compare ways of life among its inhabitants. . Vocabulary. Thinning Can Reduce Losses in Carbon Use Efficiency and Carbon Stocks in Managed Forests Under Warmer Climate Collalti , A., Trotta, C., Keenan, T.F., Ibrom , A., Bond- Lamberty , B., Grote, R., et al. Subject Passion as a Teaching Tool (Environmental Economics - Geography, Economics and Law). Resources are designed to link to the A-level geography specifications, however, the focus is on critical thinking, so should be transferable into other subjects.. Facilitator: Dr. Steve . Larter. , University of Calgary. Panelists: Dr. Don Lawton, Dr. Sean McCoy, Dr. Stuart . Haszeldine,Candice. Paton, and Patrick Elliott . Date: September 23, 2021. Time: 8 a.m. MT.