Federal Land Management Strategies for Bioenergy
MCLI Recommendation: “Congress could condition funding under the Forest Legacy Program, the Healthy Forest Reserve Program, and the Community Forest and Open Space Conservation Program on the adoption of sustainable management practices that increase carbon sequestration capacity on forestlands.”
LPDD Recommendation: “Congress could grant USFS authority under the federal Forest Legacy Program to allow for bioenergy feedstock production, while at the same time requiring decarbonization-driven standards for such lands.”
LPDD Recommendation: “USFS can implement regulatory measures that require no net loss of CO2 into the atmosphere from the lands it manages.”
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Multiple-Use and Sustained Yield Act of 1960
The Multiple-Use and Sustained Yield Act of 1960 regulates the “multiple Use” function of forest resources, which includes the “management of all the various renewable surface resources of the nationa...
National Forest Management Act
The National Forest Management Act implements a multiple-use, sustained-yield mandate on federal forestlands. This Act could be interpreted to grant the US Forest Service the regulatory authority to r...
US Woody Biomass Utilization Strategy
The Woody Biomass Utilization Strategy contemplates the use of excess woody materials from national forests for energy generation in order to, among other things, improve ecosystem health, restore for...
Healthy Forests Restoration Act and Applications
The Healthy Forests Restoration Act outlines the federal government’s policy guiding wildfire management on federal forests. Under the HFRA’s Hazardous Fuel Reduction on Federal Lands provisions (16 U...
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