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| Economics of Carbon Sequestration in Forestry: An Overview | ||
| An Economic Approach to Planting Trees for Carbon Storage | ||
| Sequestering Carbon in Natural Forests | ||
| Consideration of Country and Forestry/Land-Use Characteristics in Choosing Forestry Instruments to Achieve Climate Mitigation Goals | ||
| Conceptual Issues Related to Carbon Sequestration: Uncertainty and Time | ||
| Carbon Sequestration and Sustainable Forest Management: Common Aspects and Assessment Procedures | ||
| Assessing Effects of Mitigation Strategies for Global Climate Change with an Intertemporal Model of the U.S. Forest and Agriculture Sectors | ||
| Incorporating Climate Considerations into the National Forest Basic Plan in Japan | ||
| Economic Impacts of Climatic Change on the Global Forest Sector: An Integrated Ecological/Economic Assessment | ||
| Silvicultural Options to Conserve and Sequester Carbon in Forest Systems: Preliminary Economic Assessment | ||
| CO[subscript 2]-Taxing, Timber Rotations, and Market Implications | ||
| Compensating for Opportunity Costs in Forest-Based Global Climate Change Mitigation | ||
| Optimal Subsidies for Carbon: Cost-Effectiveness and Distributional Considerations | ||
| Carbon Sequestration and Tree Plantations: A Case Study in Argentina | ||
| The Economic and Environmental Impact of Paper Recycling | ||
| Forest/Biomass Based Mitigation Strategies: Does the Timing of Carbon Reductions Matter? | ||
| Forestry Options for Sequestering Carbon in Mexico: Comparative Economic Analysis of Three Case Studies | ||
| The Physical Risks of Reforestation as a Strategy to Offset Global Climate Change | ||
| Can Recycling of Waste Help us to Sequester Carbon in Forestry? Experimental Results and Economic Visions | ||
| The Cost of Carbon Sequestration in Forests: A Positive Analysis | ||
| The Time Value of Carbon in Bottom-Up Studies | ||
| Coercion and Enterprise in the Provision of Environmental Public Goods: The Case of Carbon Sequestration in the United States | ||
| A Dynamic Model of Forest Carbon Storage in the United States during Climatic Change | ||
| Forest Biomass as Carbon Sink - Economic Value and Forest Management/Policy Implications | ||
| Incremental Costs of Carbon Storage in Forestry, Bioenergy and Land-Use | ||
| Assessing Timber and Non-Timber Values in Forestry using a General Equilibrium Framework |
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