Environmental Valuation

Summary

Technical report. Covers Madrid, Federal Republic of Germany, Wisconsin. Topics: environmental valuation, monetary valuation, environmental externality, electricity supply technologies. Agencies: European Commission, US Department of Energy, International Atomic Energy Agency. Cites 28 external works.

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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

Places (35)

Colorado River California United States Alaska Kansas Boulder Mono Lake Minnesota

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Texas Norway Glen Canyon Tucson Wisconsin Ohio New York University of California, San Diego Frankfurt Los Angeles Cambridge Adirondacks Southwest Federal Republic of Germany Valdez Grand Canyon Grand Canyon National Park Helsinki Manchester Baltimore, Maryland Totawa, New Jersey Lexington, Kentucky Montana Rivers Ames, Iowa Madrid Greenwich, Connecticut La Jolla, California

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

Species (20)

Unknown not mentioned Atriplex canescens not specified endangered species fish populations wildlife species Homo sapiens

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bald eagle native fish species native fishes native fish non-native fishes desert bighorn sheep Xyrauchen texanus trout Gila cypha striped shiner Norfolk Island pine Humpback Chub

External References Cited (32)

Works cited by this document, grouped by type.

report (12)

A Contingent Valuation Study of Lost Passive Use Values Resulting from the Exxon Valdez Oil Spill (1992) — Richard T. Carson, Robert Cameron Mitchell, W. Michael Hanemann, Raymond J. Kopp, Stanley Presser, and Paul A. Ruud
Comments on the Assessment of the Potential for Nonuse Valuation Research Under the Glen Canyon Environmental Studies (1991) — V. Kerry Smith
Development and Design of a Contingent Valuation Survey for Measuring the Public's Value for Visibility Improvements at the Grand Canyon National Park (1990) — William E. Balson, Richard T. Carson, Michael B. Conaway, Baruch Fischhoff, W. Michael Hanemann, Annette Hulse, Raymond J. Kopp, Kerry Martin, Robert C. Mitchell, John Molenar, Stanley Presser, and Paul A. Ruud
Environmental Costs of Electricity (1990) — Ollinger, R.L. et al.
Methods for Valuing Acid Deposition and Air Pollution Effects (1989) — Brown, Jr., M. Gardner, and M.L Plummer

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Environmental Policy Benefits: Monetary Valuation (1989) — Pearce, D.W. and Markandya, A.
Social Costs of Energy Consumption: External Effects of Electricity Generation in the Federal Republic of Germany (1988) — Hohmeyer, O.
Techniques to Measure Damages to Natural Resources (1987) — Desvousges, W.H, and V.A Skahen
Valuing Marine Mammal Populations; Benefit Valuations In A Multi Species Ecosystem (1985) — Hageman, R.
A Comparison of Alternative Approaches for Estimating Recreation and Related Benefits of Water Quality Improvement (1983) — Desvousges, W.H., V.K. Smith, and M.P. McGivney
Environmental Economics: a Survey — Cropper, M.L. and Oates, W.E.
Assessment of the Potential for Nonuse Valuation Research Under the Glen Canyon Environmental Studies — Bishop-Welsh

book (7)

Natural Resource Damages: Law and Economics (1992) — Kevin M. Ward and John W. Duffield
Using Surveys to Value Public Goods: The Contingent Valuation Method (1989) — Mitchell, R.C., and R.T. Carson
Environmental Impact Assessment: Theory and Practice (1988) — Wathern, P.
The Social Appraisal of Projects: a Text in Cost-Benefit Analysis (1981) — Pearce, D. W. and Nash, C.A.
Decisions with Multiple Objectives: Preferences and Value Trade-offs (1976) — Keeney, R.L. and Raiffa, H.

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The Economics of Natural Environments: Studies in the Valuation of Commodity and Amenity Resources (1975) — Krutilla, J.V. and A.C. Fisher
Economics of Welfare (1920) — Pigou, A.

study (5)

Bishop and Heberlein (1990) — Bishop and Heberlein
Mitchell and Carson (1989) — Mitchell and Carson
Fischhoff and Furby (1988) — Fischhoff and Furby
Cummings (1986) — Cummings
Glen Canyon Environmental Studies

other (4)

"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

article (3)

Regulating the Electricity Supply Industry by Valuing Environmental Effects (1992)
Valuing Wildlife in Benefit Cost Analyses: A Case Study Involving Endangered Species (1987) — Boyle, K. and R.C. Bishop
Randall et al. (1983) — Randall et al.