Theoritically, spatially targeted environmental policies are considered optimal, since economic agents tune their efforts according to their environment. But this advantage can be undermined by the high cost of information. We posit that it is possible to reduce the spatial scale and simultaneously to limit costs and retain environmental effectiveness. In this paper we consider the example of the nitrate pollution of water on two sites in France. Using a bio-physical model coupled with an economic model, we conduct a cost-effectiveness analysis of various solutions to mitigate water pollution and we suggest a guideline for investigating the trade-off between the scale of abatement effort and the abatement effectiveness.Théoriquement, les po...
The authors examine some economic aspects of policies to control nitrate contamination resulting fro...
Pollution of surface water by nitrates has reached such an extent that the accepted levels for drink...
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National audienceThe paper starts with the wide variability of nonpoint water nitrogenous pollution ...
The paper starts with the wide variability of nonpoint water nitrogenous pollution generated by agri...
International audienceThe EU Water Framework Directive (2000/60/EC) requires policy to address non-p...
The work presented in this thesis had two purposes : to identify the key determinants to regulate th...
The work presented in this thesis had two purposes : to identify the key deter-minants to regulate t...
The spatial differentiation of input-based pollution fees should in theory decrease compliance costs...
Nitrate Non-Point Source Pollution and Economic Incentives. Despite the fact that up to now France ...
Alors que les législations françaises et européennes fixent des objectifs ambitieux de protection de...
A case study of the Yorkshire Derwent (UK) catchment is used to illustrate an integrated approach fo...
Les travaux présentés dans cette thèse ont eu pour double objectif de d´définir lesprincipaux d´déte...
A case study of the Yorkshire Derwent (UK) catchment is used to illustrate an integrated approach fo...
The authors examine some economic aspects of policies to control nitrate contamination resulting fro...
Pollution of surface water by nitrates has reached such an extent that the accepted levels for drink...
[Departement_IRSTEA]GT [TR1_IRSTEA]RURAMEN / AMANDE [TR2_IRSTEA]RURAMEN / CERESExtrait de documentIm...
National audienceThe paper starts with the wide variability of nonpoint water nitrogenous pollution ...
The paper starts with the wide variability of nonpoint water nitrogenous pollution generated by agri...
International audienceThe EU Water Framework Directive (2000/60/EC) requires policy to address non-p...
The work presented in this thesis had two purposes : to identify the key determinants to regulate th...
The work presented in this thesis had two purposes : to identify the key deter-minants to regulate t...
The spatial differentiation of input-based pollution fees should in theory decrease compliance costs...
Nitrate Non-Point Source Pollution and Economic Incentives. Despite the fact that up to now France ...
Alors que les législations françaises et européennes fixent des objectifs ambitieux de protection de...
A case study of the Yorkshire Derwent (UK) catchment is used to illustrate an integrated approach fo...
Les travaux présentés dans cette thèse ont eu pour double objectif de d´définir lesprincipaux d´déte...
A case study of the Yorkshire Derwent (UK) catchment is used to illustrate an integrated approach fo...
The authors examine some economic aspects of policies to control nitrate contamination resulting fro...
Pollution of surface water by nitrates has reached such an extent that the accepted levels for drink...
[Departement_IRSTEA]GT [TR1_IRSTEA]RURAMEN / AMANDE [TR2_IRSTEA]RURAMEN / CERESExtrait de documentIm...