Xin Zhao

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I think you are right. Biomass is "carbon neutral" in this case. The other query separated biogenic carbon (e.g., negative values in regional biomass), but emissions would include both bio...

A quick fix would be removing the following code in `module_aglu_LB120.LC_GIS_R_LTgis_Yh_GLU` Lines 279-314 ``` # scale forest to avoid negative unmanaged forest area which caused issue for yield in Pakistan...

GDP will be under socioeconomics / National Account

Thanks for the question @Swati0201 @amnmalik Here are some thoughts: > Firstly the total calorie requirements of the diet I want to model are less than what has been fixed...

Hi @Swati0201 I guess it will be more related to the driver of the dietary change you are trying to represent. If it is policy-driven, a food policy should add...

Echoing what's been discussed above, @flohump and @jonathandoelman, agreed that adding both is useful. But also adding a quick note that FAO yield is usually in wet tonnes per unit...

I agree with @danielhuppmann, shares/rates are useful for users in the Explorer as metrics and with @FlorianLeblancDr on detailed definitions of numerator and denominator. I think it would be useful...

> Does the model first calculate emissions for 2100 and then iterate over each period to adjust the price of the CO2 market (demand and supply) in order to meet...

And yes, we have the food calorie supply (not intake) from FAO which includes food waste.