n Tracking and reducing greenhouse gas emissions n Tracking and evaluating control options for reduced air emissions n Effluent treatment improvements, reductions in effluent discharges, and assessment of conditions in receiving streams n Information to reduce chemical substances used, produced, or released n Forest sustainability, robust wildlife, and species diversity n New materials and product platforms for a sustainable forest products industry n New process technologies to support the industry and provide new products – including biofuels and biobased chemical feedstocks that serve as an alternative to petrochemicals n Identification and understanding of social science issues of interest to industry stakeholders n Connections between academic personnel and community stakeholders to improve understanding of the industry n Dissemination and communication of research findings to industry in order to facilitate better decisionmaking n Increasing management and analytical capacity within the industry 35n Skilled industry-oriented PhD and M.S. graduates in a variety of disciplines.