Carbon dioxide price from which an afforestation interest rate becomes maximum in each cutting age: loblolly pine in southeast Georgia, USA
Carbon dioxide price from which an afforestation interest rate becomes maximum in each cutting age: loblolly pine in southeast Georgia, USA
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各采伐年龄造林利率达到最大的二氧化碳价格:美国佐治亚州东南部的火炬松
DOI:
10.1007/s10310-005-0149-8
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发表时间:
2005
影响因子:
1.5
通讯作者:
K. Sakata
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作者:
K. Sakata
In this study, a forestry profit model for carbon dioxide (CO2) emission trading was constructed using southeast Georgia, USA, as the model area. The value of CO2credits regarding forest stores of carbon was calculated using the stock changing method, the average storing method, the ton-year method, and the returning CO2credit method. Based on this model, the CO2price at which an afforestation interest rate reaches its maximum in each 5-year interval at a cutting age of 10–50 years was calculated, considering the influence on the cutting age by introducing emission trading. The cutting age at which an afforestation interest rate reaches its maximum was 32 years. The cutting age shortened with the rise of CO2price in all four accounting methods. Assuming the dealing CO2price, we can forecast what the present cutting age will be according to the stock changing method and the average storing method in regard to this model. Assuming this CO2price and using the ton-year method and the returning CO2credit method, we can forecast that the present cutting age is not going to change.