envecon 2005

Economics and Decision-Making

Water Resources Planning: Average Incremental Social Cost and Beyond..

Topsy Rudd, Cascade Consulting

The Economics of Groundwater Remediation: A Tool for Improved Decision-Making

Paul Hardisty, Komex Europe Ltd and Ece Ozdemiroglu, eftec

Do Increases in Resource Productivity Improve Environmental Quality?

Nick Hanley, University of Stirling

Green Bid Analysis: Using a Full Cost Accounting Approach to Bring Environmental Economics into Investment Decision-Making

David Aeron-Thomas, Forum for the Future

Economic Instruments

Decentralised Flood Risk Management Using Tradable Flood Permits and Stakeholders' Committees

Chiung-Ting Chang, University of York

Environmental Liability in the EU - Application of the Polluter Pays Principle?

Emil Ems, European Commission MISSING

Quantifying the Environmental and Economic Impacts of Market-Based Instruments to Reduce Aircraft Emissions

Richard Hancox and Steve Lowe, MVA - Sustainable Transport Solutions

Ecological Tax Reform in Germany - Implementation, Impact and Future Development

Anselm Goerres , Green Budget Germany

Economic Valuation

The Economics of Natura 2000 Implementation in Scotland, and Associated Decision-Making Implications

James Spurgeon and Stefanie O'Gorman, Jacobs

Using Choice Experiments to Value Farm Landscape Improvements: Implications of Inconsistent Preferences

George Hutchinson, Queens' University Belfast

Household Versus Individual Valuation: What's the Difference?

Alistair Munro, University of East Anglia

Dread Risks

Hugh Metcalf, University of Newcastle upon Tyne

Developing Countries

Transboundary Water Conflicts over Hydropower and Irrigation: Can Multinational Development Banks Help?

Lars Christian Moller, University of Nottingham

The Impact of Water Management on Poverty and Environment in the Upper Niger River Basin (Mali)

Pieter van Beukering, Institute for Environmental Studies, Netherlands

Scope Sensitivity in Households' Willingness to Pay for Maintained and Improved Water Supplies in Mexico City: Investigating the Influence of Income Distribution upon Stated Preferences

Gloria Soto Montes de Oca, Secretariat of Environment and Natural Resources, Mexico

Environmental Economics and the Rural Poor: Distinct challenges and solutions

Jules Siedenburg, University of Oxford

Increasing the Contribution of Natural resources to Pro-Poor Growth: A Draft Framework

Paul Steele, Institute of Policy Studies, Sri Lanka

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