Office of Sustainability and Climate, Forest Carbon Graphics
Effective beginning 5/23/2025
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This page contains three graphics that depict forest carbon cycles, fluxes, and stocks. Carbon Flux |Carbon in Time & SpaceCarbon in forest ecosystems cycles continuously, as plants take up carbon through photosynthesis,…
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Net Positive for Nature on National Forests
Across the West, lands are scarred with reminders of overuse and undermanagement. A century of fire suppression has resulted in unhealthy and overstocked forests. The cost to treat an acre of land can range from a few hundred dollars to tens of thousands of dollars. This leaves private landowners and government agencies faced with a financial limbo — who is paying for all of this and how?As the…
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Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Removals From Forest Land, Woodlands, Urban Trees, and Harvested Wood Products in the United States, 1990–2021
This report details greenhouse gas emissions and removals as they relate to forested land in the United States.
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Carbon
Effective beginning 5/20/2025
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Carbon Flux | Carbon in Time and Space (USDA Forest Service infographic)
Carbon is one of the basic building blocks of…