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Forest is the main resource of Latvia. Forests occupy 52% of the total land area of Latvia. Since ancient times forest has provided humans with basic necessities, yet over the course of time the role of forest has changed. Nowadays lumber production plays the primary role, while gathering the other forest products represent forest sub-uses. The research aim is to analyse the production of non-wood forest products in Latvia from various perspectives. The research employed the following methods: monographic and grap...

The main purpose of this study is to highlight the actual state of energy production and consumption in Romania and to emphasize where there is potential for either reducing the greenhouse gas emissions by using more efficient heating and cooling systems for buildings or reducing the greenhouse gas emissions by using less fossil fuels and more renewable energy sources that can be tapped in Romania. In Romania despite a good thermal insulation degree for newly constructed buildings in the past 5-10 years there is s...

Agricultural production is expected to increase in the world, which will be determined by the growing population and the rising demand for food, feed, fibre and energy. However, an increase in agricultural output could result in an increase in greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from the agricultural sector. In order to avoid it, emissions have to be ?decoupled? from agricultural production, i.e. it is necessary to decrease the GHG emissions per unit of agricultural production. This is particularly important for Latvia...