Toxic emissions and devaluated CO2-neutrality: Expanded combustion of stem wood violates Sustainable Development
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Toxic emissions and devaluated CO2-neutrality: Expanded combustion of stem wood violates Sustainable Development

by Rolf Czeskleba-Dupont

Environmental Science Sustainability Climate Policy
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This book examines toxic emissions and challenges surrounding CO2 neutrality in the combustion of stem wood. It considers whether expanding this form of energy use is compatible with sustainable development, offering a focused contribution to debates about bioenergy, environmental impacts, and climate-related policy.

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This work examines toxic emissions associated with the combustion of stem wood.

It questions the treatment of wood combustion as CO2-neutral and considers the implications for environmental assessment.

The book focuses on the relationship between expanded stem-wood combustion and sustainable development.

Its subject is relevant to discussions of bioenergy, emissions, climate policy, and sustainability.

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