Managing carbon sequestration in tropical forests

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This chapter examines how management methods can be implemented to reduce carbon loss and increase carbon storage in tropical forests. Tropical deforestation and degradation are contributing about 15% of total annual global greenhouse gas emissions. As policy makers work to develop solutions that address climate change, there has been considerable focus on incorporating tropical forests into the overall climate solution. Silvicultural practices will need to be an integral part of reducing carbon loss and improving carbon storage if we are to solve this global challenge while meeting resource needs.

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Cid-Liccardi, C. D., Kramer, T., Ashton, M. S., & Griscom, B. (2012). Managing carbon sequestration in tropical forests. In Managing Forest Carbon in a Changing Climate (pp. 183–204). Springer Netherlands. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-007-2232-3_9

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