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EC's LULUCF proposal: Proper regulation and potential loopholes 29. 9 EC's LULUCF proposal: Proper regulation and potential loopholes 29.9.2016 European Parliament Jussi Nikula WWF Finland

The green gold of Finland

The LULUCF proposal: Promising framework to maintain carbon sinks – but there are potential loopholes

Impact of harvests on carbon sinks on a forest lot level

Increased harvests means more clear-cut forest lots in the landscape and lower total carbon sink

“It is exceptionally unlikely that the wood utilization in Finland provides significant unit reductions in net carbon emissions within the upcoming 100 years”

The problem of ”projected reference levels” – EU level

Setting the reference level – Theoretical example of Finland

Notes for the MEPs

Myth of sustainable forestry – biodiversity in decline