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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-70840-7In this chapter, the generic approach to estimating carbon through “Gain– Loss” or “Stock-Difference” method is presented (IPCC 2003, 2006) along with an overview of the various methods for estimating different carbon pools.

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Introduction,man survival and may lead to irreversible loss of natural ecosystems. Climate change in the long term is projected to adversely affect supply of fresh water, production of food and forest products and ultimately economic development of both industrialized and developing countries (IPCC 2007b).