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Business Administration 1 Ecosystem services valuation 1 Environmental Sciences 1 Expert elicitation 1 Management 1 Political Science 1 Stated preference 1 Water quality 1 Water quality modeling 1 decision analysis 1 environmental policy 1 eutrophication 1 multiattribute utility analysis 1 nutrient criteria 1 water quality modeling 1
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Clemen, Robert T 1 Kenney, Melissa A 1 Kenney, Melissa A. 1 Mansfield, Carol 1 Milstead, Bryan 1 Phaneuf, Daniel J. 1 Reckhow, Kenneth H 1 Reckhow, Kenneth H. 1 Van Houtven, George 1 von Haefen, Roger 1
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Combining expert elicitation and stated preference methods to value ecosystem services from improved lake water quality
Van Houtven, George; Mansfield, Carol; Phaneuf, Daniel J.; … - In: Ecological Economics 99 (2014) C, pp. 40-52
With increasing attention on the contribution of ecosystems to human well-being, there is a need for tools that integrate ecological and economic models for valuing ecosystem services. To address this, we develop a protocol for linking ecological processes and outcomes to human preferences,...
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Which Nutrient Criteria Should States and Tribes Choose to Determine Waterbody Impairment?: Using Science and Judgments to Inform Decision-making
Kenney, Melissa A - 2007
Nutrients are the number one water pollution problem for U.S. lakes, reservoirs, and ponds. Excessive nutrients, such as nitrogen and phosphorus, lead to eutrophication, a condition that can include low oxygen levels, noxious algal blooms, and fish kills. Since eutrophication is a condition that...
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