Environmental Valuation

Summary

Technical report (1991). Covers United States, Europe, University of Sussex. Topics: environmental valuation, monetary valuation, environmental externalities, electricity supply technologies. Agencies: European Commission, US Department of Energy, US state regulatory agencies. Cites 30 external works.

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Stakeholders (24)

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

United States Environmental Protection AgencyUnited States Department of the InteriorUnited States Department of EnergyColorado State UniversityNational Park ServiceDepartment of InteriorUniversity of ColoradoNational Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration

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University of CaliforniaUSDOEInternational Atomic Energy AgencyNational Marine Fisheries ServiceWisconsin Department of Natural ResourcesEuropean CommissionState of AlaskaOECDGreenpeace InternationalNYSERDAUK Health and Safety ExecutiveAttorney General of the State of AlaskaUS state regulatory agenciesScience Policy Research UnitScience and Engineering Research CouncilHBRS, Inc

Places (35)

Colorado Colorado River California United States Europe Alaska Mono Lake Minnesota

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Glen Canyon Glen Canyon Norway Wisconsin New York San Diego Ohio Kentucky Western Region Adirondacks Southwest Federal Republic of Germany Valdez New Orleans Grand Canyon Grand Canyon National Park Helsinki Manchester Milwaukee River Okoboji Madrid University of Sussex Montana Rivers Los Angeles Cambridge Frankfurt Washington, D.C.

Concepts & Topics (41)

ecosystem function water quality standards riparian zone legacy effects soil erosion soil erosion habitat restoration air quality monitoring

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energy development catchment water storage stream restoration ecological consequences ecological consequences compensation payments energy flux residual Intrinsic Value utility value renewable energy clinical severity acid rain acidification Willingness to pay simulation bias re-inundation clinical severity alternatives analysis spill cleanup spill cleanup visibility GCES Resource Conservation and Recovery Act amenity misspecification bias economic evaluation non-use values referendum scenario contingent valuation method embedding phenomenon electric power rates contingent valuation method market-based pricing Colorado River Storage Project wetlands protection

Species (22)

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 birds non-native fishes Xyrauchen texanus Humpback Chub Gila cypha trout mammals striped shiner Norfolk Island pine seabirds

External References Cited (30)

Works cited by this document, grouped by type.

report (11)

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
Environmental Economics: a Survey (1991) — Cropper, M.L. and Gates, W.E.
Environmental Costs of Electricity (1990) — Ollinger, R.L. et al.
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.

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Glen Canyon Environmental Studies Final Report (1988)
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.
Wild and Scenic River Economics: Recreation Use and Preservation Values (1985) — Walsh, R.G., I.D. Sanders, and J.B. Loomis
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
Assessment of the Potential for Nonuse Valuation Research Under the Glen Canyon Environmental Studies — Bishop, Welsh

study (9)

Measuring Natural Resource Damages with Contingent Valuation: Tests of Validity and Reliability (1992) — William H. Desvousges, F. Reed Johnson, Richard W. Dunford, Kevin J. Boyle, Sara P. Hudson, and K. Nicole Wilson
Larson [1990] (1990) — Larson
Welle (1990) — Welle
Whitehead and Blomquist (1990) — Whitehead and Blomquist
Boyce et al. (1989) — Boyce

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Boyle and Bishop (1987) — Boyle and Bishop
McConnell [1983] (1983) — McConnell
Schulze et al. (1983) — Schulze
Loomis study — Loomis

article (4)

Regulating the Electricity Supply Industry by Valuing Environmental Effects (1992)
Giving With Impure Altruism: Applications to Charity and Ricardian Equivalence (1989) — James Andreoni
Assessing Natural Resource Damages: The Case Against Contingent Value Survey Methods (1989) — Cicchetti, C.J. and N. Peck
Ex-Ante Consumer Welfare Evaluation in Cost-Benefit Analysis (1986) — Chavas, J., R.C. Bishop and Kathleen Sergerson

book (4)

Using Surveys to Value Public Goods: The Contingent Valuation Method (1989) — Robert Cameron Mitchell and Richard T. Carson
Environmental Impact Assessment: Theory and Practice (1988) — Wathern, P.
Valuing Environmental Goods: An Assessment of the Contingent Valuation Method (1986) — Cummings, R., D.S. Brookshire and W.D. Schulze
The Social Appraisal of Projects: a Text in Cost-Benefit Analysis (1981) — Pearce, D. W. and Nash, C.A.