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Can water quality trading fix the agricultural nonpoint source problem?

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Benefit taxation for environmental improvement : a case example from Virginia's soft crab fishery

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Trading as a U.S. Water Quality Management Tool: Prospects for a Market Alternative

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The paper reviews current experience with water quality trading programs and evaluates trading's potential as a future water quality management tool. The relative virtues of cap and trade (CAT) versus regulatory offset programs are discussed, as are administrative and technical barriers to...

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An institutionalist perspective on environmental goal setting

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