The domestic portfolio, which was constructed by selecting scenarios that had the highest mitigation potential for each TSA, was found to be the most cost-effective scenario for the province. In general, the economic analysis suggested that about 85% and 70% of the total mitigation potential in the portfolio could be achieved below $50/tCOdose for the default and low implementation levels, respectively. This implies that, with appropriate actions, BC’s forest sector would be able to contribute significantly to climate change mitigation at costs that are below the carbon price of $50/tCO2e which will be implemented at the provincial level in 2021 and at the national level in 2022. “These types of facts are important getting entertainment, social, and you can financial philosophy, as well as biodiversity indicators”の続きを読む