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Title: Carbon pools and flux in U.S. forest products

Author: Heath, Linda S.; Birdsey, Richard A.; Row, Clark; Plantinga, Andrew J.

Date: 1996

Source: In: Apps, M.J.; Price, D.T., eds. Forest ecosystems, forest management, and the global carbon cycle. NATO ASI Series I: global environmental changes, volume 40. [Place of publication unknown]: Springer Verlag: 271-278.

Description: Increasing recognition that anthropogenic CO₂ and other greenhouse gas emissions may effect climate change has prompted research studies on global carbon (C) budgets and international agreements for action. At the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development in 1992, world leaders and citizens gathered and initiated the Framework Convention for Climate Change (FCCC), an agreement to address global climate change concerns.

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Heath, Linda S.; Birdsey, Richard A.; Row, Clark; Plantinga, Andrew J.  1996.  Carbon pools and flux in U.S. forest products.   In: Apps, M.J.; Price, D.T., eds. Forest ecosystems, forest management, and the global carbon cycle. NATO ASI Series I: global environmental changes, volume 40. [Place of publication unknown]: Springer Verlag: 271-278..