Topic 5: Linking Forest Carbon Modeling with State Decision-Making

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Topic 5: Linking Forest Carbon Modeling with State Decision-Making

Topic 5: Linking forest carbon modeling with state decision-making and communication. This paper outlines existing state-level policy levers impacting forest carbon as well as discusses the economic, political, and environmental tradeoffs and co-benefits associated with forest carbon management.

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