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Table 1.

Attributes and levels used to create hypothetical carbon credit programs.

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Table 2.

Selection of potential average, per acre, per year revenue generation scenarios.

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Fig 1.

Choice scenario presented to respondents in mail survey.

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Table 3.

Effects coding for analysis of best-worst scaling data.

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Fig 2.

Percent respondents, non-respondents, and undeliverable surveys by state of residence of landowner in survey sample.

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Table 4.

Conditional logit level-scale impacts.

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Table 5.

Conditional logit attribute impacts.

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Table 6.

Results from binary-choice model: Random effects logit model.

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Fig 3.

Willingness to accept carbon credit program feature from random effects logit model binary choice (USD per acre per year/choice).

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