The belief that stable forests need to be conserved reflects their extensive contributions to carbon sequestration, hydrology, biodiversity, climate, culture, and society. Stable forests are mostly excluded from policy and financial valuations that could incentivize maintenance and ongoing protection, such as REDD+. Stable forests lack the historical emissions that could provide the kind of reference against which protection and results-based payments...
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2021/09/01
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2021/11/03
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Annex A: Literature Review
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Options for Conserving Stable Forests (Vol. 3 of 5) : Annex A: Literature Review (English). Washington, D.C. : World Bank. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/972741635971699609