familiar good (drinking water quality) combines a split sample treatment of the presence/absence of advanced awareness with a …

marine species are primarily introduced in North-European waters through ballast water, i.e. water trans-ported across the … oceans so as to keep a vessel in balance. Port authorities can impose standards on ballast water treatment, which are … the construction of a ballast water dis-posal treatment in the Rotterdam harbor, and the imple-mentation of a monitoring …

of water pollution deriving from mismanaged drilling and fracturing, absence of adequate regulation framework and …

consumers' willingness to pay for tap water quality. This method is indirect and is based on the observation of the households …' demands for soft drinks and bottled water. The lack of data we face and the nature of the question we have to deal with … "public good as quality characteristic of a privately consumed good" approach. In fact, the tap water quantities that are …

. Downstream Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan need irrigation water in summer, primarily to grow cotton. Regional agreements obliging … due to lack of trust between the parties. Striving for self-sufficiency in irrigation water, Uzbekistan initiated new … economic impact is limited to low-water years. …

This paper proposes that transboundary water governance needs to become an essential input to sustainable governance of … the factors behind successful practices. Successful transboundary governance of water and nature requires the reduction of … associated transaction costs. Firstly, water diplomacy through joint research, data collection and monitoring, capacity building …

their land and a combination of charges and subsidies to improve rural water quality. This is consistent with efficiency … assigning the right on clean air and water to the consumers. …