Is Diversification a Suitable Option to Reduce Drought-Induced Risk of Forest Dieback? An Economic Approach Focused on Carbon Accounting

Author:

Brèteau-Amores SandrineORCID,Fortin Mathieu,Andrés-Domenech Pablo,Bréda Nathalie

Funder

ACCAF-INRAE

EcoSocio-INRAE

Grand-Est region

Publisher

Springer Science and Business Media LLC

Subject

General Environmental Science

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