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About The Forum

The Forum's purpose is to bring together leading researchers from around the world for dialogue and collaboration around biophysical and economic modeling and empirical analysis of greenhouse gas (GHG) mitigation, carbon sequestration, resilience, and bioenergy potential in the agriculture and forestry sectors.

The Forum provides an important and unique venue for bringing together agriculture and forestry modelers from U.S. and Canadian government agencies, universities, and research institutions to share ideas and foster collaboration. There is a high level of market integration between these countries, making it important to accurately reflect trade and other linkages. In addition, modeling techniques developed in applications for one country are often readily transferable to the other.

The ultimate objective is to provide information useful for public and private strategic analysis and planning of domestic and international policy options for carbon sequestration and GHG mitigation options in the two sectors, as well as looking at the potential role of biomass for bioenergy production and at issues related to climate change impacts and adaptation.

Forum Organizers

The Modeling Forum is sponsored by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. The Organizing Committee is made up of individuals from the U.S., Canadian, and Mexican governments, as well as universities and research institutes.

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U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Sara Ohrel, Chair
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Ron Sands
Jeff O'Hara
Elizabeth Marshall
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RTI International
Robert Beach
Alice Favero
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Canadian Forest Service & Natural Resources Canada
Carolyn Smith
Nicoas Duval-Mace

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University of Idaho
Greg Latta
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NC State University
Justin Baker
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SilvaCarbon / USFS IP
Marcela Olguin Alvarez

Questions? Please contact Naomi Taylor at njtaylor@rti.org for more information.

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