CORRIM Logo
CORRIM
Click to go to the CORRIM Homepage
Click to go to the CORRIM Reports webpage
Click to go to the CORRIM Fact Sheets webpage
Click to go to the CORRIM Presentations webpage
Click to go to the CORRIM Publications List webpage
Click to go to the CORRIM Participating Institutions webpage
Click to go to the CORRIM Related Links webpage

CORRIM Publications List

Publications 2009

  • Lippke, Bruce, Jim Wilson. 2009. Extending the Findings on the Environmental Performance of Wood Building Materials. Wood & Fiber Science Special Issue forthcoming.

  • Lippke, Bruce, Jim Wilson, Jamie Meil, Adam Taylor. 2009 (in review). Characterizing the Importance of Carbon Stored In Wood Products Wood & Fiber Science Special Issue forthcoming.

  • Oneil, Elaine, Leonard Johnson, Marc McDill, Bruce Lippke, James Finley and Paul Roth. 2009 (in review). Life-cycle impacts of Inland West and NE/NC forest resources.

  • Oneil, Elaine, Bruce Lippke. 2009 (in review). Inland West Full Carbon Accounting by owner specific management alternatives.  Wood & Fiber Science Special Issue.

  • Swanson, Mark, Hiroo Imaki, Bruce Lippke. 2009. Literature Review on Innovative Silviculture and Management Practices Supportive of Conservation Values. Rural Technology Initiative WP10:63pp College of Forest Resources, U. of Washington, Seattle WA.

Publications 2008

  • Lippke, Bruce and John Perez-Garcia. Will either cap and trade or a carbon emissions tax be effective in monetizing carbon as an ecosystem service. Forest Ecology and Management. Copyright © 2008 Elsevier B.V.

  • Lippke, Bruce, Jeffrey Comnick, Larry Mason, Bryce Stokes.  2008. Impacts of Thinning Intensity and Implementation Schedules on Fire, Carbon Storage, and Economics in Woody Biomass Utilization: Challenges and Opportunities. Forest Products Journal Publication 7223:47-59

  • Valsta, Lauri, Bruce Lippke, John Perez-Garcia, Kim Pingoud, Johanna Pohjola, Birger Solberg. 2008 in press. Use of Forests and Wood Products to Mitigate Climate Change. In Managing Forest Ecosystems: The Challenge of Climate Change, Editor F. Bravo. Springer, New York.

Publications 2007

  • Valsta, L. 2007. Sequester or Harvest - the Optimal Use of Managed Forests to Mitigate Climate Change. University of Helsinki , Department of Forest Economics, Reports 46. 23 p.

  • Meil, J. and J. Wilson, J. O'Connor, and J. Dangerfield. 2007. An Exploratory Review of Technology Advancements in Wood Products Processing. Forest Products Journal. (accepted for publication).

  • Wilson, J. 2007. Forests, Carbon and Climate Change-Exploring the Role of Trees In Reducing Atmospheric Carbon. A Special Report From the Oregon Forest Resources Institute. OFRI, Portland , Oregon . p. 13.

Publications 2006

  • Wilson, J. 2006. Using Wood to Reduce Global Warming. Proceedings: Forests, Carbon and Climate Change: A Synthesis of Science Findings. Oregon Forest Research Institute, Portland , Oregon . pp.117-130.

  • Wilson, J. 2006. Using Wood to Reduce Global Warming. Executive Summary: Forests, Carbon and Climate Change: A Synthesis of Science Findings. Oregon Forest Research Institute, Portland , Oregon . pp. 31-32.

  • Anonymous. 2006. Environmentally Preferable Product (EPP) Spec Gets Greener; LCA Research Underway. SecondWave--The New Generation of Composite Panel Products, Vol. XVIII, p12.

  • Lippke, B. and J. L. Bowyer. 2006. Environmental Life Cycle Analysis of Alternative Building Materials.  In:  Handbook of Environmentally Conscious Materials and Chemical Processing.   New York : John Wiley & Sons, Inc. (forthcoming)

  • Lippke, Bruce, Lucy Edmonds. 2006. Environmental Performance Improvement in Residential Construction: the impact of products, biofuels and processes (a Phase 2 research module). Forest Products Journal 56(10):58-63.

  • Lippke, B. & Perez-Garcia, J. 2006. Environmental performance of residential construction: An assessment of processes, products & designs, WCTE 2006 - 9th World Conference on Timber Engineering - Portland, OR, USA - August 6-10, 2006 .

  • Bowyer, J., J. Howe, and K. Fernholz. 2006. Biomass Energy. From Farms Forests an Emerging Opportunity for Rural America . Dovetail Partners, Inc., Mar. 23.

  • Lippke Bruce. 2006. Building Materials and Climate Change: The Unseen Connection. California Forests ( California Forestry Ass.), Sacramento , CA. Winter 2006. Vol. 10 No. 1. p12-13.

Click to go to the top of the page

Publications 2005 

Click to go to the top of the page

Publications 2004

  • Price-Robinson, C. 2004. CORRIM UPDATE: New Research Provides More Proof of the Environmental Merits of Wood Products. Engineered Wood Journal. Vol. 7, No. 2, Fall 2004 .

  • Bowyer, J., D. Briggs, B. Lippke, J. Perez-Garcia, J. Wilson. 2004. Life Cycle Environmental Performance of Renewable Materials in Context of Residential Building Construction: Phase I Research Report. Consortium for Research on Renewable Industrial Materials, CORRIM Inc. Seattle WA . www.corrim.org/reports/phase1/ 60pp +15 chapter modules of approximately 1300pp.

Including Chapter Modules:

  • Johnson, L., B. Lippke, J. Marshall, J. Comnick. Module A - Forest Resources: Pacific Northwest and Southeast. 67pp .

  • M. R. Milota. Module B - Softwood Lumber - Pacific Northwest Region. pp106.

  • Milota, M. R., C. D. West and I. D. Hartley. Module C - Softwood Lumber - Southeast .Region. pp81.

  • Wilson, J. B. and E. T. Sakimoto. Module D - Softwood Plywood Manufacturing . 96pp.

  • D. Earl Kline. Module E - Southeastern Oriented Strandboard Production. 84pp.

  • Wilson, J. B. and E. R. Dancer. Module F - Composite I-Joists - Pacific Northwest and Southeast . 131pp.

  • Puettmann, M. E. and J. B. Wilson. Module G - Glued Laminated Beams - Pacific Northwest and Southeast . 95pp.

  • Wilson, J. B., E. R. Dancer , M. Puettmann, E. Sakimoto . Module H - Laminated Veneer Lumber - Pacific Northwest and Southeast . 92pp.

  • Kasal, B. and P. Huelman. Module I - Design of Residential Building Shells - Minneapolis and Atlanta . 55pp.

  • Meil, J., J. Bowyer, B. Lippke, J. Perez-Garcia, J. Wilson. Module J - Environmental Impacts of a Single Family Building Shell from Harvest to Construction. 38pp.

  • Winistorfer, P, Z. Chen, B. Lippke, N. Stevens. Modules K, L & M (integrated) - Energy Consumption and Greenhouse Gas Emissions Related To The Use, Maintenance And Disposal Of A Residential Structure. 33pp.

  • Manriquez, C., J. Perez-Garcia, B. Lippke, J. Comnick. Module N - Tracking Carbon from Sequestration in the Forest to Wood Products and Substitution. 32pp.

  • Lippke, B., and J. Comnick. Module O - Environmental Index for the Forest . 19pp.

  • Lippke, B., J. Wilson. J. Bowyer, J. Perez-Garcia, J. Bowyer, J. Meil, 2004. CORRIM: Life Cycle Environmental Performance of Renewable Building Materials. Forest Products Journal. June 2004. 54(6): 8-19.

Click to go to the top of the page

Prepared Fact Sheets:

  • CORRIM FS1: Consortium for Research on Renewable Industrial Materials

  • CORRIM FS2: Report on Environmental Performance Measures for Renewable Building Materials

  • CORRIM FS3: Role of Northwest Forests and Forest Management on Carbon Storage

  • CORRIM FS4: Reducing Environmental Consequences of Residential Construction through Product Selection and Design

  • CORRIM FS5: Maximizing Forest Contributions to Carbon Mitigation - The science of life cycle analysis – a summary of CORRIM's research findings

 

 

The CORRIM Home Page is administered through the College of Forest Resources at the University of Washington. CORRIM is a research consortium formed to establish, support, and manage research and education programs relating to renewable industrial materials focused on the environmental impact of the production, use, and disposal of wood and other bio-based materials. The Consortium includes 13 US and Canadian Research Institution members and a number of contributing companies, associations and agencies. This Institution is an equal opportunity provider. For more information please email Bruce Lippke or write toCORRIM, University of Washington BOX 352100 Seattle, WA 98195, (206) 543-0827.