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Mathematical Models on Forest Logging and Carbon sequestration
Abstract. In this article, we analyze the relationship between carbon sequestration and the time of the forest and its products, and discuss which forest management plan is most effective in sequestering carbon dioxide. We show that moderate logging in forest management plans is a good decision. As long as the ratio between the two is balanced, appropriate logging can renew and rejuvenate forests, creating ecological and specific economic and social values.