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Liberating Sustainable Development From Its Non-Historical Shackles

Dernbach, John C.; Schang, Scott E. - 2023

that it is just about the environment, or about environmental and energy law. If we really want to understand sustainable … development patterns, and not simply about the environment. It then shows the quite different and more environmentally …

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The Management of Natural Resources in the Rural Area

Sima, Elena - In: Agricultural Economics and Rural Development 7 (2010) 1, pp. 67-86

. In recent years, the economic growth doubled the ecologic impact upon the planet, while the pressure upon the environment …

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Genuine Savings and Sustainability

Hanley, Nick; Dupuy, Louis; McLaughlin, Eoin - Environmental Economics Research Group, Department of … - 2014

Genuine Savings has emerged as the leading economic indicator of sustainable economic development at the country level. It derives from the literatures on weak sustainability, wealth accounting and national income accounting. The paper is structured as follows: section 1 introduces the basic...

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Wind Turbine Wakes, Wake Effect Impacts, and Wind Leases : Using Solar Access Laws as the Model for Capitalizing on Wind Rights During the Evolution of Wind Policy Standards

Diamond, Kimberly; Crivella, Ellen - 2017

Wind rights and access to natural wind flow raise important legal issues, policy questions, opportunities, and financial risks for landowners, their neighbors, and for wind facility developers. This is particularly evident with respect to the phenomenon called wake effect (downwind effect) that...

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Making Towns More Sustainable by Incorporating Metrics in the Town Plan

Bonges, Henry - 2015

Vermont towns are required to have a town plan. The responsibility of the town planning department, the plan is comprehensive and details the current state of the town and embodies the residents’ vision of the town’s future. Town plans should be compatible with the plans of neighboring...

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The economic analysis of biodiversity : an assessment

Helm, Dieter; Hepburn, Cameron - In: Oxford review of economic policy 28 (2012) 1, pp. 1-21

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Methods for modeling public policy and investment impacts on the economy, natural capital and ecosystem services

Banerjee, Onil; Crossman, Neville; Vargas, Renato; … - 2020

the economy, society and the environment. In this paper, we review the state of the art in available models and datasets …

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The attractiveness of the European South as described by a cusp and a butterfly catastrophe model

Angelis, Vasilis A.; Angelis-Dimakis, Athanasios; … - 2013

Over the past years a large number of regional growth theories have been developed and a number of models have been built in an effort to describe, explain and eventually predict regional development trends. However, until a few years ago, the large majority of those models assumed the existence...

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The role of environment in a region's sustainable development as described by a butterfly catastrophe model

Angelis, Vasilis A.; Angelis-Dimakis, Athanasios; … - 2012

sustainability decision-making more objective, systematic and rigorous. Our aim is to outline the changing role of environment in a …. The present paper focuses on the environmental factors and its scope is to: Outline the changing role of environment in … quantify the effect of environment in the setting up of this measure …

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Sustainable development of rural municipalities of the Wielkopolska Voivodship : an attempt at evaluation

Krzyminiewska, Grażyna; Pondel, Hanna - In: Economic and environmental studies : a journal for … 16 (2016) 2, pp. 191-206

The article is an attempt at presenting the possibilities for applying one of the available research methods to the evaluation of sustainable development. The undertaken research seems to be particularly challenging to conduct due to methodology problems (in terms of the selection of indicators,...

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