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Agri-food and Forestry Sectors for Sustainable Development

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Despite the adoption of international commitments to forest protection, deforestation and forest degradation continue unabated. A major issue is represented by national circumstances, which play a foremost role in determining the opportunities that countries have to implement and prioritize forest-based mitigation strategies in the land sector. Tropical primary forests, whose protection and restoration would produce the greatest benefits for the mitigation of global climate change, fall largely within few countries with enormous potential for improvement but facing major development challenges. An extraordinary global effort to sustain those countries is urgently needed for the sake of humankind. Further directions are proposed at the local urban scale, where most people live and forest parks can substantially relieve from the harshest consequences of climate change. It is also argued that an aggressive plan for electrification of energy end-uses at the urban level would be very beneficial to fully exploit the potential of urban forests.

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Meneguzzo, F., Zabini, F. (2021). Forest Management for Climate Protection. In: Agri-food and Forestry Sectors for Sustainable Development. Sustainable Development Goals Series. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-66284-4_3

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