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Accounting for materials and carbon emissions embodied in trade: Analysis of Japan’s iron and steel sector using the multi-region input-output model

Accounting for materials and carbon emissions embodied in trade: Analysis of Japan’s iron and steel sector using the multi-region input-output model

In 21st Conference of International Input-Output Association
Author:
Hiroaki Shirakawa
From 1971 to 2010, world trade grew fast by 10% per year on average (World Trade Organization 2011). The rapid growth of international trade contributes not only national economic growth but also increasing environmental pressures, such as raw material extraction and depletion, carbon emissions, water resource deterioration and landscape change and...
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Analytical Overview of the Recent Russia-China Timber Trade

In International Review for Environmental Strategies (IRES) Volume 2 Number 2 (Winter 2001)
Author:
Wenming Lu
The timber trade from Russia to China is steadily increasing, and many scholars are convinced that this trend will continue. China's national statistics do not clearly illustrate timber flows, being limited to national trade figures. In this paper, the authors analyze recent trends in the Russia-China timber trade, based on official data sources...
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