Using Naturalness for Assessing the Impact of Forestry and Protection on the Quality of Ecosystems in Life Cycle Assessment
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life cycle assessment; ecosystem quality; naturalness; biodiversity; potential disappeared fraction of species (PDF); forest management intensity; forestry; protected area; protection target;All these keywords.
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