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Philippines 25 Vietnam 24 China 18 Thailand 13 pollution 10 Sri Lanka 7 Indonesia 6 Cambodia 5 forest 5 Malaysia 4 Forest 3 Pollution 3 Water supply 3 National park 2 Pesticide 2 Water pollution 2 forest fire 2 sea level rise 2 tourism 2 Agro-chemicals 1 Air pollution 1 Benefit transfer 1 Biotechnology 1 Carbon tax 1 Cattle waste 1 Clean air 1 Climate change 1 Coal 1 Coastal area 1 Coastal conservation 1 Crop insurance 1 Dyke management 1 Elephant conservation 1 Energy pricing 1 Environmental services 1 Farmers 1 Farming 1 Fishery management 1 Forest conservation 1 Health benefit 1
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Nabangchang, Orapan 3 Seenprachawong, Udomsak 3 Song, Nguyen Van 3 Bann, Camille 2 Calderon, Margaret M 2 Carlito M. Rufo, Jr 2 Chandrasiri, Sunil 2 Dorado, Moises A. 2 Dung, Nguyen Huu 2 Dung, Nguyen Mau 2 Ebarvia, Maria Corazon 2 Fatah, Luthfi 2 Ghani, Awang Noor Abdul 2 Hanh, Nguyen Van 2 Indab, Anabeth L. 2 Kiratikarnkul, Siriporn 2 Muong, Sideth 2 Nam, Mai Van 2 Nam, Pham Khanh 2 Othman, Mohd. Shahwahid Haji 2 Son, Tran Vo Hung 2 Tan, Rosalina Palanca 2 Yaping, Du 2 Zhang, Junliang 2 Amalia, Mia 1 Awang Noor A.G. 1 Azis, Yusuf 1 Badayos, Rodrigo B. 1 Bantayan, Nathaniel T. 1 Bautista, Germelino M. 1 Bayani, Jaime Kim E. 1 Bennagen, Ma. Eugenia 1 Bennagen, Ma. Eugenia C. 1 Bien, Nguyen Nghia 1 Bin, Li 1 Bogahawatte, Cyril 1 Bravo, Marideth 1 Camacho, Leni D 1 Campos, Maribec 1 Cao, Jing 1
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Economy and Environment Program for Southeast Asia (EEPSEA), International Development Research Centre 108
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Can Market Forces Clean The Air In Metro Manila?
Corpuz, Catherine Frances J. - Economy and Environment Program for Southeast Asia … - 1999
Metro Manila, like many cities in Southeast Asia, is badly affected by poor air quality. Legislation has failed to combat the problem due to inadequate regulatory enforcement and industry's cavalier attitude towards pollution. However a recent economic study has found that a solution to this...
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Cleaning Up The King's River - A 'Willingness To Pay' Study From Thailand
Tapvong, Churai - Economy and Environment Program for Southeast Asia … - 1999
Take a boat along Bangkok's famous Chao Phraya River and it doesn't take an expert to realize that it is seriously polluted with sewage and practically biologically dead. As part of a general drive to do something about this problem, a recent study has found that the residents are willing to pay...
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A Pesticide Tax For Vietnam?
Dung, Nguyen Huu; Dung, Tran Thi Thanh - Economy and Environment Program for Southeast Asia … - 1999
The study looked at how agrochemicals affect both the profitability and the health of rice farmers in the Mekong Delta. Its main conclusion was that misuse of pesticide is harming farmers' well being and saddling them with health costs of over 90,000 VND each per rice crop. It also shows that a...
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Agro-Chemicals, Productivity and Health in Vietnam
Dung, Nguyen Huu; Thien, Tran Chi - Economy and Environment Program for Southeast Asia … - 1999
Like many developing countries, Vietnam promotes the use of agro-chemicals (fertilizers, pesticides, herbicides) to boost agricultural production. As many countries have found, however, farmers often misuse these chemicals, applying them excessively or in ineffective ways. The results are...
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Pricing Wastewater Treatment In China
Zhang, Fan - Economy and Environment Program for Southeast Asia … - 1999
One of the most pressing environmental problems facing Asia's cities is a lack of effective wastewater treatment. In particular, urban areas in China, which have experienced very rapid industrialization, are facing a pollution crisis as water-borne wastes pour relatively unchecked into rivers...
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Coal, Costs And Consequences: Improving China's Energy Pricing System
Shiqiu, Zhang; Yanxin, Duan - Economy and Environment Program for Southeast Asia … - 1999
An overhaul of China's complicated electricity pricing system and the introduction of 'polluter-pays' levies for generators could help to resolve the environmental and health problems caused by the country's power stations. The study looked at the Mawan Electricity Plant in Shenzhen, Guangdong...
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Cutting the Costs of Cleanup: The Case for Tradable Discharge Permits in the Upper Nanpan River, China
Tao, Wendong; Yang, Weimin; Zhou, Bo - Economy and Environment Program for Southeast Asia … - 1998
Water pollution is one of China's most pressing environmental issues, but a recent economic study in Yunnan province has found that in certain cases market forces can be harnessed to effectively drive river clean-up. The study looked at the feasibility of allowing industries along the...
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China's Pollution Challenge: Balancing the Carrots and Sticks
Ping, Yun - Economy and Environment Program for Southeast Asia … - 1998
Pollution is recognized as one of the biggest environmental challenges facing China as the country pushes to modernize and develop its economy. Many major waterways are in unhealthy condition and air pollution now affects almost all of the country's main cities. Some of this impacts on the rest...
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Assessing Environmental Values: The Damage Schedule Approach
Chuenpagdee, Ratana - Economy and Environment Program for Southeast Asia … - 1998
In many countries, environmental management is hampered by lack of resources and expertise. This study has field-tested an analytical tool that offers a relatively simple and cost-effective way forward. The study looked at two coastal areas in Thailand. It investigated whether the value...
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Thailand's National Parks: Making Conservation Pay
Isangkura, Adis - Economy and Environment Program for Southeast Asia … - 1998
In Thailand, more than 80 forest reserves have been declared national parks - about 13% of the country's land area. Besides serving a vital conservation role, these parks provide valuable recreational and educational opportunities for Thais and foreign tourists. Unfortunately, many Thai parks...
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