Evaluating the use of natural capital with the ecological footprint: applications in Sweden and subregions

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The concept of an ecological footprint is an assessment of how natural capital is used by comparing a region's resource consumption and waste production to the region's regenerative capacity. Research in Sweden has identified ecological footprints for national, regional and catchment areas.

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Modeling carbon turnover in five terrestrial ecosystems in the Boreal Zone using multiple criteria of acceptance

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Estimates of carbon fluxes and turnover times for five terrestrial ecosystems are presented using a modeling approach. It is seen that the parameterization method is useful in the estimation of unknown parameters, and to find variability in carbon turnover in a particular ecosystem.

Science & research, Research, Analysis, Bayesian statistical decision theory, Bayesian analysis, Carbon, Carbon isotopes, Terrestrial ecosystems, Trace pollutants, Heat equation, Micropollutants

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