This working paper examines the effects of land-use change, no-net-loss policies, and carbon dioxide removals. The authors, David N. Wear and Matthew Wibbenmeyer, are both nonresident senior fellows at Resources for the Future. Wear has a background in US Forest Service Research and Development, with a focus on forest economics, carbon dynamics, timber supply, and land use. Wibbenmeyer's research focuses on climate impacts and mitigation within the US land sector, with a particular emphasis on wildfire impacts and management. The authors suggest that no-net-loss policies, which aim to maintain or increase carbon sequestration, could be an effective way to address the effects of land-use change on carbon dioxide removals. However, the authors also note that the implementation of these policies may be challenging due to the complex interactions between land-use change, carbon sequestration, and other factors. Overall, the authors' research highlights the importance of considering the impacts of land-use change on carbon dioxide removals and the potential benefits of no-net-loss policies in addressing this issue.
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