William R. L. Anderegg

This study assesses social risks to forest carbon projects and finds they significantly underestimate failure risks, potentially undermining carbon credit reliability.

The paper introduces the PSInet database, a global collection of plant water potential time series, and highlights its potential for various ecological and physiological studies.

The paper investigates how prior-year drought affects leaf chemical defenses and microbial communities in aspen, finding persistent changes in phenolic compounds and fungal associations.

This study maps global carbon reversal risks in forests under climate scenarios, finding high risks in certain regions and low in others, with a 31%-42% reversal likelihood over 100 years.

The paper assesses current forest carbon offset buffer pools and finds they are insufficient to insure against disturbance-driven carbon losses in tropical forests.