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Quantifying the Carbon Preserved by Protected Areas in the Amazon
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Protected areas (PAs) are among the most important instruments for curbing emissions from deforestation in the Amazon, yet their effectiveness remains debated. In this paper, we evaluate the forest cover and carbon each PA preserves in the Amazon biome. We use an economic land-use model estimated fr
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