Add to ORKGThe economic objective of environmental regulatory design is to achieve a targeted reduction of pollution at the lowest possible cost.2 Conceptually, this “cost– effectiveness ” objective can be achieved through voluntary adoption of new technologies
An integrated bio-economic model is developed to assess the impacts of pollution reduction policies ...
Effluent trading programs (ETPs) have been proposed as cost-effective alternatives to command-and-co...
Effluent trading is a business-like way of helping to solve water quality problems by focusing on co...
E.B. 2007-02The economic objective of environmental regulatory design is to achieve a targeted reduc...
Water-quality trading is an area of active development in environmental markets. Unlike iconic natio...
Watershed based trading or effluent trading, allows pollution sources to buy controls that will redu...
Regulatory regimes intended to enforce changes to land use or management impose costs on landholders...
This paper deals with optimal regulatory policies to provide for quality of service and innovations ...
Abstract: The use of transferable discharge permits in water pollution, what we will call water qual...
This paper examines how water quality trading interacts with nonpoint-source abatement-cost sharing ...
A crucial factor in the success of any water quality trading market is its ability to cost-effective...
This volume brings together a number of prominent economic studies all of which deal with key water ...
Water quality is a major environmental issue. Pollution from nonpoint sources is the single largest ...
Water is a scarce natural resource. It is not only used as an input to economic activity such as irr...
Water quality control is a broad problem in water resource management. Water quality control is a ve...
An integrated bio-economic model is developed to assess the impacts of pollution reduction policies ...
Effluent trading programs (ETPs) have been proposed as cost-effective alternatives to command-and-co...
Effluent trading is a business-like way of helping to solve water quality problems by focusing on co...
E.B. 2007-02The economic objective of environmental regulatory design is to achieve a targeted reduc...
Water-quality trading is an area of active development in environmental markets. Unlike iconic natio...
Watershed based trading or effluent trading, allows pollution sources to buy controls that will redu...
Regulatory regimes intended to enforce changes to land use or management impose costs on landholders...
This paper deals with optimal regulatory policies to provide for quality of service and innovations ...
Abstract: The use of transferable discharge permits in water pollution, what we will call water qual...
This paper examines how water quality trading interacts with nonpoint-source abatement-cost sharing ...
A crucial factor in the success of any water quality trading market is its ability to cost-effective...
This volume brings together a number of prominent economic studies all of which deal with key water ...
Water quality is a major environmental issue. Pollution from nonpoint sources is the single largest ...
Water is a scarce natural resource. It is not only used as an input to economic activity such as irr...
Water quality control is a broad problem in water resource management. Water quality control is a ve...
An integrated bio-economic model is developed to assess the impacts of pollution reduction policies ...
Effluent trading programs (ETPs) have been proposed as cost-effective alternatives to command-and-co...
Effluent trading is a business-like way of helping to solve water quality problems by focusing on co...