Returning Forest analyzed with the forest identity

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Nov. 14, 2006

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Pekka Kauppi, Jesse Ausubel, Jingyun Fang, Alexander Mather, Roger A. Sedjo, and Paul Waggoner

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Authors

Pekka Kauppi

Jesse Ausubel

University Fellow

Jesse Ausubel is a university fellow at RFF at The Rockefeller University in New York City. His work centers on industrial ecology.

Jingyun Fang

Alexander Mather

Roger A. Sedjo

Senior Fellow Emeritus

Roger A. Sedjo

Paul Waggoner

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