Quantifying and monetizing potential climate change policy impacts on terrestrial ecosystem carbon storage and wildfires in the United States

Quantifying and monetizing potential climate change policy impacts on terrestrial ecosystem carbon storage and wildfires in the United States

This paper develops and applies methods to quantify and monetize projected impacts on terrestrial ecosystem carbon storage and areas burned by wildfires in the contiguous United States under scenarios with and without global greenhouse gas mitigation. The MC1 dynamic global vegetation model is used...

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Main Authors: Mills, David (Author), Jones, Russell (Author), Carney, Karen (Author), St. Juliana, Alexis (Author), Ready, Richard (Author), Crimmins, Allison (Author), Martinich, Jeremy (Author), Shouse, Kate (Author), DeAngelo, Benjamin (Author), Monier, Erwan (Contributor)
Other Authors: Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Center for Global Change Science (Contributor)
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Language:English
Published: Springer Netherlands, 2016-06-30T16:42:40Z.
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