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Should forests be used? Consequential analysis of the utilization potential of Japan’s forests considering regional long-term carbon dynamics
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DOI：10.1016/j.resconrec.2026.108922.png)
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• Active logging with reforestation reduces carbon emissions in productive forests. • Forest conservation offers higher short-term carbon sequestration than logging. • Regional productivity significantly impacts forestry carbon sequestration outcomes. • Long-term analyses reveal the role of plantation forests in defossilization strategies. • Integrated forest management enhances climate resilience and resource efficiency.
Keywords:
Consequential LCA
System expansion
Dynamic (time-series) inventory
Harvest-and-replant
Harvested wood products
Defossilization pathways
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