Introduction: valuing environments in the rich world / David Pearce -- pt. I. Natural resources: forests, biodiversity, water and energy. Cost-benefit analysis of Irish forest policy / J. Peter Clinch -- Costs and benefits of UK forestry policy / Bob Crabtree -- Valuing changes in farmland biodiversity using stated preference techniques / Mike Christie [and others] -- Implications of declining discount rates for UK climate change policy / Ben Groom [and others] -- Valuing perceived risk of genetically modified food: a meta-analysis / Clare Hall, Dominic Moran and David Allcroft -- valuing water quality changes in the Netherlands using stated preference techniques / Roy Brouwer -- Measuring environmental externalities in the electric power sector / Patrick Söderholm and Thomas Sundqvist -- Quantifying the environmental impacts of renewable energy: the case of Swedish wind power / Kristina Ek -- pt. II. Amenity and water quality. Underground or overground? Measuring the visual disamenity from overhead electricity transmission lines / Giles Atkinson, Brett Day and Susana Mourato -- Using choice experiments to value urban green space / Craig Bullock -- Valuing the environmental benefits of water industry investment in England and Wales / Bruce Horton and Jonathan Fisher -- Valuing water service level changes: a random utility approach and benefit transfer comparison / Kenneth Willis and Riccardo Scarpa -- The value of a tidier Thames: willingness to pay to reduce sewage overflows / Susana Mourato [and others] -- Cost-benefit analysis and the prevention of eutrophication / Ian Bateman . [and others] -- Is it worth revising the European Bathing Water Directive? A choice experiment / Susana Mourato [and others] -- Hedonic price analysis of road traffic noise nuisance / Brett Day, Ian Bateman and Iain Lake -- pt. III. Valuation and sectoral green accounting. Towards green sectoral accounts for UK agriculture / Jodi Newcombe, Ece Özdemiroğlu and Giles Atkinson -- Scale issues and scaling procedures in integrated water accounting / Roy Brouwer, Sjoerd Schenau and Rob van der Veeren.
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The first volume "Valuing the Environment in Developing Countries" illustrates methodologies and applications of valuation techniques in the developing world; this volume concentrates on developed or wealthy nations where the first examples of economic valuation of the environment were carried out. This important book assembles studies that discuss broad areas of application of economic valuation from amenity and pollution through to water and health risks, from forestry to green urban space. In doing so, in this, his last book, the late David Pearce brings together leading European expert.
Environmental valuation in developed countries.
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Environmental economics, Case studies.
Environmental policy-- Cost effectiveness, Case studies.