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Does forest matter regarding Chilean CO2 international abatement commitments? A multilevel decomposition approach
This paper assesses the role of the forestry sector in the CO2-eq emissions change in Chile from 1990 to 2013. Due to its relevance, this sector is considered as a proxy LULUCF activities. A second objective of this paper is to explore whether the forestry sector has always contributed to a decoupli
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