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Canada’s Forests Over-consume Its CO2 Output Many Times Over

Posted on August 9, 2026August 5, 2026 by Shovas
  • Canada’s official numbers for its “managed” forests suggest our forests are a net CO2 source (“bad”) not a sink (“good”)
  • I was highly skeptical of that so I made a spreadsheet of various plausibility scenarios
  • I discovered a few discrepancies but most importantly that in all but the most cynical and politically motivated scenarios Canada’s forests are a net CO2 sink, as you would expect
  • So, yes, let’s plant more trees. Let’s have every country on earth plant more trees.
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