Beeches in Germany have been suffering from the heat for years
The leaves of many beech trees have changed color too early this year and have fallen off the trees. For some of the trees, that’s a death sentence, experts say.
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How forest owners protect themselves against wood theft
With the drastically increased prices, the theft of wood is also increasing. Forest trackers hidden in wood stacks are supposed to make it difficult for thieves. Forest authorities and private
Francisco Lloret: “We must accompany forests in their transition to a new climate environment”
Professor of Ecology at the Autonomous University of Barcelona (UAB) and researcher at the Center for Ecological Research and Forestry Applications (CREAF), Francisco Lloret has just published The Death of
Why monoculture is the worst enemy of forests
Fires, droughts, pests… monoculture exposes forests to much higher risks than a mixed forest. Explanation. Forests represent a large volume of carbon captured and then stored in the trunks of
Forest entomologist: We can’t keep spruces anymore
Is the bark beetle just a pest or can it also help? And will it help us create more resilient forests for an uncertain future? Forest entomologist Roman Modlinger talks
Robust tree species against desertification
The UN is calling for more action in the fight against climate change. But its consequences have long been visible. Heat and periods of drought affected the German forest. Can
European environment ministers approve carbon market reform
European environment ministers have agreed on the reform of the European carbon market and the gradual abolition of free allowances. They validate the creation of a carbon border tax and
Nigeria’s forests are disappearing fast as loggers struggle to survive
Deep in the forest in the Nigerian village of Ebute-Ipare, Egbontoluwa Marigi measures a tall redwood tree, methodically cuts it down with his axe and machete and, as it falls
Road transport is inspired by rail to consume less
Eco-combi, “platooning” or electric roads… The world of heavy goods vehicles is working on innovations that imitate the railway to better compete with it. Carbon-free heavy goods vehicles, massified and
Without greenhouse gas reductions, mass extinction in the oceans is possible
A source of hope, limiting global warming to 2°C compared to the pre-industrial era would make it possible to avoid this catastrophic scenario. If greenhouse gas emissions are not reduced,
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