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Powerful Forests: The Welfare Implications of Deforestation for the Power Sector
The energy transition requires not only building renewable capacity but also protecting the natural resources on which renewables rely. We show that conservation and renewable energy policies are complements. Amazon deforestation reduces atmospheric moisture and downwind rainfall, which lowers river
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