Keynote 01: Alan Organschi - WHAT IS WOOD ANYWAY? - YouTube
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(Keynote-01) Alan Organschi, Gray Organschi TALK TITLE: WHAT IS WOOD ANYWAY? The building sector is one of the most significant sources of anthropogenic greenhouse gas emissions, solid waste, and land-use impact. By rematerializing the demands of our construction economy in order to strengthen forests and optimize the ecosystem services they can provide, we might turn cities from a source of waste and emissions into material banks with massive long-term carbon storage capacity. welcome all of our participants that are joining us remotely we want to thank you for jumping over to our…
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