European timber supply could come under substantially greater pressure if policymakers pursue the forest management changes outlined in a new study on the continent’s declining carbon sink. The research estimates that forest harvesting across the EU would need to fall by around 28% between 2025 and 2030, compared with a business-as-usual trajectory, even if the bloc succeeds in planting three billion additional trees.
Study points to major cuts in European timber harvesting to meet 2030 carbon target
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