Technical Briefings

This technical briefing summarizes topics such as forest densities and cover types, carbon storage, and climate considerations for the states in the northern United States.

Download the briefings from the following links. 

Forest Carbon and Climate Change in Connecticut

Forest Carbon and Climate Change in Delaware

Forest Carbon and Climate Change in Iowa

Forest Carbon and Climate Change in Illinois

Forest Carbon and Climate Change in Indiana

Forest Carbon and Climate Change in Massachusetts

Forest Carbon and Climate Change in Maryland

Forest Carbon and Climate Change in Maine

Forest Carbon and Climate Change in Michigan

Forest Carbon and Climate Change in Minnesota  

Forest Carbon and Climate Change in Missouri 

Forest Carbon and Climate Change in New Hampshire

Forest Carbon and Climate Change in New Jersey 

Forest Carbon and Climate Change in New York

Forest Carbon and Climate Change in Ohio

Forest Carbon and Climate Change in Pennsylvania

Forest Carbon and Climate Change in Rhode Island

Forest Carbon and Climate Change in Vermont 

Forest Carbon and Climate Change in Wisconsin

Forest Carbon and Climate Change in West Virginia

 

This technical briefing was made possible by funding from Penn Soil Resource Conservation and Development Council under a cooperative agreement with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service.

 

 

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