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Economic and carbon (C) impacts of 3 greenhouse gas nutigation options in the U.S. forest sector are presented and compared to a baseline. Options analyzed include 2 levels of large-scale tree planting on marginal crop and pasture land, and increasing the use of recycled paper in the paper making process. The scenarios differ in the timing and magnitude of their economic impacts, and in their effects on C storage. All 3 options increase forest area and/or inventones, and have significant benefits toward increasing the sequestration of C . The economlc condition of forest product consumers and producers are little affected by the options. However, decreases In t ~ m b e r prices caused by the increases in wood supplies have severe negative impacts on forest landowners. Actions which could moderate the adverse economic impacts of these C conservation and sequestrat~on scenarios are discussed.

Economic impacts of individual climate change mitigation options in the U.S. forest sector