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Environmental Valuation

Categories: Environmental Impacts

Source: Sustainable Living Library

Summary

Pete Klingsmith, Andrew Stirling, Paul Portney.

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Local Knowledge Graph (41 entities)

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Stakeholders (21)

Agencies, organizations, and groups mentioned as actors in this document.

United States Environmental Protection AgencyUnited States Department of the InteriorUnited States Department of EnergyNational Park ServiceDepartment of InteriorUniversity of ColoradoNational Oceanic and Atmospheric AdministrationUSDOE

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International Atomic Energy AgencyNational Marine Fisheries ServiceEuropean CommissionState of AlaskaOECDOffice of General CounselGCESNYSERDAUK Health and Safety ExecutiveAttorney General of the State of AlaskaFraunhofer Institut für Systemtechnik und InnovationforschungEIA CentreNational Acid Precipitation Assessment Program

Concepts & Topics (45)

ecosystem function water quality standards riparian zone nonpoint source pollution density soil erosion legacy effects habitat restoration cost

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energy development energy development air quality monitoring air quality monitoring energy flux residual stream restoration ecological consequences catchment water storage irrigation ecological consequences compensation payments ecosystem-based management Intrinsic Value utility value judgment and decision-making framework Willingness to pay acid rain acidification acid rain acidification recovery clinical severity clinical severity conservation status simulation bias spill cleanup natural resource inventory market-based pricing economic evaluation non-use values referendum scenario contingent valuation method contingent valuation method economic evaluation amenity misspecification bias GCES embedding phenomenon embedding phenomenon alternatives analysis

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"Willingness to Pay and Willingness to Accept: How Much Can They Differ1" American Economic Review (in press) (1991) — Hanemann, W. Michael
Development and DesiKn of a Contingent Valuation Survey for Measuring the Public's Va]ue for Visibility Improvements at the Grand Canyon National Parle (1990)
Preservation Values for VisibiUty Protection at the National Parks (1990) — Chestnut, L. G. and R. D. Rowe
"Using Direct Questioning to Value the Existence Benefits of Preserved Natural Areas." AusttaJian Journal of Agricultural Economics 28 (August/December): 136-152 (1984) — Bennett, J. W