By Economics, and the Environment The H. John Heinz III Center for Science
By Economics, and the Environment The H. John Heinz III Center for Science
By Marci Spencer,George Ellison
By Jamie Pittock,R Quentin Grafton,Chris White
By Steven Cork
By George O. Udeani
By Swenja Surminski,Thomas Tanner
Why aren’t we making an investment extra in catastrophe resilience, regardless of the emerging bills of catastrophe occasions? This e-book argues that decision-makers in governments, companies, families, and improvement businesses are likely to specialise in averting losses from failures, and understand the go back on funding as doubtful – basically realised if a a bit of not going catastrophe occasion really happens.
This ebook develops a brand new enterprise case for funding in response to the a number of dividends of resilience. This appears to be like past in simple terms refrained from losses (the first dividend) to the broader advantages won independently of even if the catastrophe occasion happens. those comprise unleashing entrepreneurial actions and effective investments via decreasing the looming risk of losses from mess ups and allowing companies, farmers and owners to take optimistic dangers (the moment dividend); and co-benefits of resilience measures past simply catastrophe threat (the 3rd dividend), reminiscent of flood embankments in Bangladesh that double as roads, or wetlands in Colombo that decrease city warmth extremes.
By T. W. Hogarth
By Michael Pilarski
By Glen Martin
By Clement A Tisdell
This very important e-book offers with the basic ideas of source and environmental economics, presents functions to modern concerns during this box, and descriptions and assesses rules getting used or proposed for dealing with using environmental and normal assets. overlaying particular modern themes akin to agriculture and the surroundings, water use, greenhouse fuel administration, biodiversity conservation, tourism and the surroundings, and environmental economics and overall healthiness, top concerns in source and environmental economics are defined and analyzed in an leading edge demeanour. Institutional economics (both new and conventional) is utilized and in comparison with different techniques comparable to neoclassical economics, behavioral economics and the Austrian college of Economics. This heterogeneous, multi-perspective strategy permits difficulties to be thought of from a number of varied angles, hence improving the reader's comprehension of the subject material. in addition, utilizing minimum technical jargon, the ebook takes into consideration elements of contemporary financial research reminiscent of the prices of and constraints on decision-making and the transaction expenses interested by coverage implementation.
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Readership: teachers, undergraduates and graduate scholars in environmental economics, normal source economics, ecological economics, environmental administration and coverage studies.