The soil in Northwest forests can store carbon for centuries. However, climate change could affect the stability of forest soil carbon.

Forests play a crucial role in mitigating climate change by storing carbon dioxide in their biomass and soil.

Leftover wood from harvest and fuel treatments can be a sustainable source of energy in the Northwest.

Biofuels created from food waste and non-food crops in the Northwest have the potential to support sustainable forms of energy.

A description of the various processes to make biofuel and the type of fuel each process makes.