Note on Green Growth for Bhutan

agricultural production agricultural products agrochemicals air air pollution air quality aluminum animal animal products atmosphere balance of payments biodiversity biodiversity conservation biogas bird birds carbon carbon dioxide carbon sequestration cattle chemicals chickens chicks climate climate change co2 coal combustion commercial farming common property community forestry composting copper crop residues debt decision making deforestation desertification developed countries domestic consumption drinking water drought dry season dust economic development economic growth economic value economics economists eggs electricity emission energy consumption environmental footprint farms fats fertilizers fish fisheries food production food security forest cover forest degradation forest ecosystems forest fires forest inventories forest management forest products forest resources forestry forestry sector forests gases global environment facility grasslands greenhouse gas emissions hydrology illegal logging industrial pollution lake lakes land degradation land use landfills livestock logging manganese market prices metals methane migration national accounting national income natural capital natural forests natural resources nature conservation nitrates nitrogen nutrients oils pastures pesticides pet plant pollution population density poultry precipitation rain rainfall recycling river basins road construction roads rural communities silicon soil degradation species sustainable development sustainable forest management sustainable forestry sustainable use temperature timber tourism transport transportation trees unemployment vegetation waste management water pollution wildlife wildlife management wind