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Towards Developing a Comprehensive Carbon Accounting Framework for Forests in British Columbia

Zoe Harkin, Gary Bull

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This report concentrates on the issues of establishing, managing and monitoring a forest carbon sink project within the framework of the Kyoto Protocol. The work was carried out as a case study for British Columbia in Canada and one of the results is a proposed forest carbon accounting system for this Province.

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This report concentrates on the issues of establishing, managing and monitoring a forest carbon sink project within the framework of the Kyoto Protocol. The work was carried out as a case study for British Columbia in Canada and one of the results is a proposed forest carbon accounting system for this Province.

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This report concentrates on the issues of establishing, managing and monitoring a forest carbon sink project within the framework of the Kyoto Protocol. The work was carried out as a case study for British Columbia in Canada and one of the results is a proposed forest carbon accounting system for this Province.

Key concepts: Kyoto Protocol, Carbon accounting, Carbon sink, Work (physics), Accounting, Forestry, Carbon credit, Carbon fibers

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