Global Climate Change Mitigation and Sustainable Forest Management — The Challenge of Monitoring and Verification
In this paper, sustainable forest management is discussed within the historical and theoretical framework of the sustainable development debate. The various criteria and indicators for sustainable forest management put forth by different institutions are critically explored. Specific types of climat...
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