News

• Climate Change

  12.03.2026

  Swedish daily: Why is forest land in Sweden three times as good a carbon sink as that in Finland?

  Finns are worried about possibly having to pay thousands of millions of euros because of the poor performance of forest carbon sinks. The Swedish daily Aftonbladet  wonders at Swedish reports that show similar forests in Sweden doing well as carbon sinks.

• 05.03.2026

  The EU concluded two major free trade agreements that will affect forest industry

• Innovations

  26.02.2026

  From wood to wardrobes and wheels – Aalto University Dean Kristiina Kruus: “We have a huge opportunity in cellulose-based innovation”

• 19.02.2026

  Forest industry side streams could restore degraded soils and strengthen global food security, researcher says

• Biodiversity and Conservation

  12.02.2026

  Restoring peatlands can provide both climate mitigation and economic opportunities – new research challenges old estimates

• Innovations

  05.02.2026

  Your grocery bag’s carbon footprint starts with the packaging

• Biodiversity and Conservation

  29.01.2026

  Study reveals widespread silent conservation in Finnish forests

• Climate Change

  29.01.2026

  Point of view | Ville Hulkkonen: International climate policy framework under scrutiny – forest industry holds the keys to a solution

• Biodiversity and Conservation

  22.01.2026

  Mixed forests are insurance against climate change – researchers urge bolder tree‑species choices

• Resources and ownership

  15.01.2026

  Artificial intelligence reshapes private forestry – data brings accuracy and better returns

• Biodiversity and Conservation

  08.01.2026

  Top 7 most-read articles in 2025: Forest health, climate change, and surprising research findings caught readers’ attention

• Circular bioeconomy

  04.12.2025

  These 8 innovations are already implementing the European bioeconomy strategy

• Innovations

  28.11.2025

  Forest sector bioeconomy expertise took centre stage in Brussels – EU Commissioner Roswall launched a new bioeconomy strategy wearing a dress made of wood pulp