Feb. 13, 2024, 5:45 a.m. | Risto Miikkulainen Olivier Francon Daniel Young Elliot Meyerson Clemens Schwingshackl Jacob Bieker Hug

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How areas of land are allocated for different uses, such as forests, urban areas, and agriculture, has a large effect on the terrestrial carbon balance, and therefore climate change. Based on available historical data on land-use changes and a simulation of the associated carbon emissions and removals, a surrogate model can be learned that makes it possible to evaluate the different options available to decision-makers efficiently. An evolutionary search process can then be used to discover effective land-use policies for …

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