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Determining perception-based impacts of noxious facilities on wage rates and property values

Nieves, L.A.; Clark, D.E. - 2008

This document, written for the US Department of Energy, discusses current information and the need for future research on estimating the impacts on wages and property values that could result from people's perceptions of the risks associated with noxious facilities. Psychometric studies indicate...

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10009435650

Determining perception-based impacts of noxious facilities on wage rates and property values

Nieves, L.A.; Clark, D.E. - 2008

This document, written for the US Department of Energy, discusses current information and the need for future research on estimating the impacts on wages and property values that could result from people`s perceptions of the risks associated with noxious facilities. Psychometric studies indicate...

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10009436250

An interregional hedonic analysis of noxious facility impacts on local wages and property values

Clark, D.E.; Nieves, L.A. - 2008

Claims of property value loss are commonly raised by homeowners when noxious facilities are sited or when new information about the hazards of existing facilities is made public. While the capitalization of externalities into land values is consistent with economic theory, empirical measurement...

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An interregional hedonic analysis of noxious facility impacts on local wages and property values

Clark, D.E.; Nieves, L.A. - 2008

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10009436936

What Do Property Values Really Tell Us? Evidence From Revealed and Stated Preference Studies

Guignet, Dennis - 2011

In the absence of markets for environmental quality, researchers resort to stated and revealed preference techniques to estimate the benefits of environmental programs. One of the most widely used revealed preference approaches is hedonic property value models, where the value of an...

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10009450652

Operations research and systems analysis of geopressured/geothermal resources in Texas. Final report

Lesso, W.G.; Zinn, C.D.; Cornwell, J. - 2007

A preliminary resource assessment, based on the best available parameters, was made to identify potentially suitable fairways. Of those examined only the Brazoria Fairway in the Frio Formation was able to produce sufficient fluid to meet the minimum requirements. These requirements are based...

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The renewables portfolio standard in Texas: An early assessment

Wiser, Ryan H.; Langniss, Ole - 2008

Texas has rapidly emerged as one of the leading wind power markets in the United States. This development can be … from Texas suggests that an RPS can effectively spur renewables development and encourage competition among renewable … energy producers. Initial RPS targets in Texas will be far exceeded by the end of 2001, with as much as 930 MW of wind slated …

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Geopressured-geothermal energy development: government incentives and institutional structures

Frederick, D.O.; Prestwood, D.C.L.; Roberts, K.; … - 2007

The following subjects are included: a geothermal resource overview, the evolution of the current Texas geopressured …

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Community-Level Impacts Projection System (CLIPS). Final report

Monts, J.K.; Bareiss, E.R. - 2007

The Community-Level Impacts Projection System includes a set of techniques for providing detailed advance information required for rational planning. The computerized system generates reports which enable the user: to describe the energy development activity in terms of its employment demands...

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The dynamics of iterated transportation simulations

Nagel, K.; Rickert, M.; Simon, P.M. - 2009

Transportation-related decisions of people often depend on what everybody else is doing. For example, decisions about mode choice, route choice, activity scheduling, etc., can depend on congestion, caused by the aggregated behavior of others. From a conceptual viewpoint, this consistency problem...

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