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Ecosystem services and valuing the environment
What’s the problem, who pays – and what about the rest of the natural world? What’s the problem? ‘Ecosystem services’ and ‘Payment for Ecosystem Services’ have gained in prominence in recent years. The UN ‘The Economics of Ecosystems and Biodiversity’ … Continue reading
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Tagged active communities, agri-environment schemes, ancient grassland, carbon market, common pool resources, ecosystem services, flood mitigation, National Ecosystem Assessment, over-fishing, Payment for Ecosystem Services, Plantlife, public goods, renewable energy, The Economics of Ecosystems and Biodiversity’ TEEB, tigers, tree planting, water quality
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