Saturday paper and KP LULUCF in the Czech Republic Emil Cienciala IFER – Institute of Forest Ecosystem Research.

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Saturday paper and KP LULUCF in the Czech Republic Emil Cienciala IFER – Institute of Forest Ecosystem Research

2010 review of the Czech Republic Centralized review Sets of questions re. (KP)LULUCF received – 1 st set: One week prior the review – 2 nd set: on Tuesday, review week – 3 rd set: on Wednesday, review week – 4 th set: on Friday, review week – 5 th set: on Saturday, review week YET, a Saturday paper received on KP LULUCF! Always immediately responded

Saturday paper issues ERT claims that –The Czech Republic, in its 2010 submission, did not provide sufficient verifiable information as required that demonstrates that each of the following pools, namely litter, deadwood and soil organic carbon, is not a net source individually

Saturday paper issues ERT acknowledged that –For the litter and soil organic carbon pools the Party explained that it implemented a preliminary study using Tier 3 model that does not allow separation of the two pools. Regarding the dead wood pool the Party provided an answer to the ERT discussing why it considers that the dead wood pool is not a net source. However, the ERT considers that this was not sufficient verifiable information.

Response SOM/Soil reporting Using a peer-reviewed, dedicated study on soil carbon pool development under FM scenarios in the Czech Republic – EFISCEN & YASSO model application – Using detailed country-specific data

What does it say? 1.For a set of sustainable FM scenarios, there is no decline in biomass stock (incl. climate change effect) 2.Similarly, there is no decline in soil carbon stock (incl. organic layer)

Response regarding deadwood 1.Reasoning based on sound knowledge not enough, therefore 2.Providing ERT extra evidence from empirical data, namely by comparing estimates of – National Forest Inventory ( ) – National Landscape Inventory ( ) both using identical methodology of deadwood volume estimation

Dead wood = net sink of CO mil. t C/(6 yrs) = mil. t C/yr = mil t. CO 2 /yr

Concluding The Czech Republic was asked to provide verifiable information on litter, soil organic carbon and dead wood pools on not being a net source. We use a combination of – i) reasoning based on sound knowledge of likely system responses – ii) specific, peer-reviewed literature to support the above. – iii) representative and verifiable sampling and analysis

Hoping for the positive outcome! Thank you!