An overview of methodologies used to value “green space”
From time to time, we will public a blog post on a specific environmental economics topic. Today’s is brought to you by Economist at Large, William Li, who put together.. read more
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Posts Tagged 'environmental economics'
Warkworth Coal Project approval overturned – Ecolarge VICTORY!!
In breaking news, the NSW Land and Environment Court has handed down its decision on the Warkworth Coal Project, overturning approval given by NSW state regulatory agencies. The project will.. read more
Tarrawonga PAC decision
The NSW Planning and Assessment Commission has given its approval to the Tarrawonga coal project. We made a submission to the environmental impact assessment of the project and also presented.. read more
Maules Creek PAC decision: Is environmental economics relevant anymore?
In the last couple of years much attention has been focused on the relevance (or lack thereof) of economics for policy making. As an economist interested in environmental issues, I’ve often asked.. read more
Krutilla the Hun(der-recognised) – A brief history of total economic value
Working with environmental economics I often find myself explaining the concept of Total Economic Value. The idea that a natural resource has value greater than the amount of timber in.. read more
What Facebook can learn from environmental economics
By Economists at Large director and ACF Economic Advisor, Simon O’Connor, crossposted from The Drum The Facebook initial public offering (IPO) was all over the news last week, and there.. read more
Moanin' and whalin' – Why markets aren't the answer to whale conservation
An article came out in Nature last week, titled “A market approach to saving the whales”. We’re always interested in whale-economics, having written reports such as Whale Watching Worldwide and What’s.. read more
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