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Exploring the Productivity and Climate Change Mitigation Potential of Transitions From Pasture to Silvopasture in the Eastern United States
A rapid umbrella review finds that current evidence does not justify large-scale silvopasture adoption as a major U.S. climate mitigation strategy. While it can increase tree biomass carbon, it often reduces livestock and forage productivity, risking land-use leakage that could offset climate benefits. Evidence for soil carbon gains is limited, though some resilience and environmental co-benefits were noted.
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Themes: climate change mitigation silvopasture carbon sequestration land-use change
World Resources Institute
Document type: Research paper
Regions: Eastern United States United States

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