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| Subtopic: Carbon sequestration 8 items found | |
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| Why We Need Accurate Maps of the World’s Forests |
| Resources Magazine: RFF researchers make the case for better forest maps and the space-based technologies that can make them a reality. |
| Taking the Measure of Forest Carbon |
| Resources Magazine: A look at the Forest Carbon Index, an ambitious project integrating global datasets to illuminate the geography of the emissions offset market. |
| Valuing “Windows on the World” |
| RFF researchers look at alternative ways to measure the value of Earth observation images, including emerging applications for monitoring forest carbon. |
| Introducing the Forest Carbon Index |
| Watch a virtual presentation of RFF researchers describing an innovative project mapping the world's forest carbon resources. |
| 'Forest Carbon Index' Maps the Geography of Climate Solutions |
| The innovative ‘Forest Carbon Index’ uses geospatial data to estimate each nation's potential to attract forest carbon investment based on profit potential and country-specific risk factors. |
| Event: Managing the World’s Forests |
| At a November 5th seminar, experts discussed challenges in forest data, new research, and the role of forest carbon in evolving U.S. climate change legislation. Video and audio available. |
| Could Uncertain Forest Inventories Hinder Carbon Markets? |
| Incongruities in national forest measures from across the globe could present a stumbling block for the development of international forest policy, says Paul Waggoner. |
| Envisioning a World Forest Observatory |
| A research program led by RFF seeks to devise new ways to accurately gauge four critical attributes of global forests – area, timber volume, biomass, and carbon sequestration. |
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