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Environmental and natural resource economics / Tom Tietenberg

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TIETENBERG Tom

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Boston MD : Pearson Education, 2006Edition: 7th edDescription: xxxi, 665 p. : illISBN:

0321305043 (hbk) :

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Summary: Deals with the economics of a broad range of natural resources including renewable and non-renewable materials. Starts with concepts such as sustainable development, property rights, and valuing the environment, then looks at resources in specific categories: fossil fuels, recyclable resources, water, farming forestry and fisheries. These are followed by chapters on pollution and pollution control, and concludes with considerations of justice, poverty, and development.

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Deals with the economics of a broad range of natural resources including renewable and non-renewable materials. Starts with concepts such as sustainable development, property rights, and valuing the environment, then looks at resources in specific categories: fossil fuels, recyclable resources, water, farming forestry and fisheries. These are followed by chapters on pollution and pollution control, and concludes with considerations of justice, poverty, and development.

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