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| Whakarewarewa Forest, Rotorua. PHOTO: Daniel Hopper. |
By Kristen Green | Different methods of forestry forecasting can lead to very different conclusions about the drawdown rates needed for surplus carbon units under the Emissions Trading Scheme – and better analysis is needed for auction volume settings.
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