Improved tropical forest management for carbon retention

For comparison, the total amount of carbon emitted due to tropical deforestation is estimated to be 1.5 Gt y -1 (or 20% of global anthropogenic emissions [1]). [...]the potential for emission reductions through improved forest management is at least 10% of that obtainable by curbing tropical defores...

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Published in:PLoS biology 2008-07, Vol.6 (7), p.e166-e166
Main Authors: Putz, Francis E, Zuidema, Pieter A, Pinard, Michelle A, Boot, Rene G A, Sayer, Jeffrey A, Sheil, Douglas, Sist, Plinio, Vanclay, Jerome K
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