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Hedonic price theory: Concept and applications

Metz, W.C.; Lowry, J.; Morey, M. - 2008

Direct and indirect techniques are being used to estimate economic consequences of proximity to existing or proposed public facilities. The hedonic price theory, an indirect technique, is the most logically suited, especially for capturing the shadow or implicit price of a characteristic such as...

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Low-level waste management

Levin, G.B. - 2008

An overview of the current situation in the United States and a look to the future of low-level waste management are presented. Current problems and challenges are discussed, such as: the need of additional disposal sites in the future; risks and costs involved in transport of low-level wastes;...

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Investigations on catalyzed steam gasification of biomass. Appendix B: feasibility study of methanol production via catalytic gasification of 2000 tons of wood per day

Mudge, L.K.; Weber, S.L.; Mitchell, D.H.; Sealock, L.J. Jr. - 2008

included in this study. The plant location is Newport, Oregon. The capital cost for the plant is $120,830,000 - September 1980 …

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An economic decision framework using modeling for improving aquifer remediation design

James, B.R.; Gwo, J.P.; Toran, L.E. - 2009

Reducing cost is a critical challenge facing environmental remediation today. One of the most effective ways of … reducing costs is to improve decision-making. This can range from choosing more cost- effective remediation alternatives (for … best remedial design from a suite of possible ones, 2) estimate if additional data collection is cost-effective, and 3 …

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A general theory to explain the relatively high cost of environmental restoration at DOE facilities

Sullivan, W.H. - 2009

Environmental Restoration costs for Department of Energy (DOE) facilities have been the subject of much scrutiny and concern for several years. General opinion is that DOE clean-up costs are as much as three times higher than costs for similar clean-up projects in the private sector....

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HAMMER FY 1996 Multi-Year Program Plan: WBS {number_sign}8.2

2009

technical, cost, and schedule baseline. The MYPP will be utilized by WHC Program and Department Managers as the baseline …

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Feasibility of re-melting NORM-contaminated scrap metal

Winters, S. J.; Smith, K. P. - 2008

Naturally occurring radioactive materials (NORM) sometimes accumulate inside pieces of equipment associated with oil and gas production and processing activities. Typically, the NORM accumulates when radium that is present in solution in produced water precipitates out in scale and sludge...

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Computer-based tools for decision support at the Hanford Site

Doctor, P.G.; Mahaffey, J.A.; Cowley, P.J.; Freshley, M.D. - 2008

To help integrate activities in the environmental restoration and waste management mission of the Hanford Site, the Hanford Integrated Planning Project (HIPP) was established and funded by the US Department of Energy. The project is divided into three key program elements, the first focusing on...

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Computer-based tools for decision support at the Hanford Site

Doctor, P.G.; Mahaffey, J.A.; Cowley, P.J.; Freshley, M.D. - 2008

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Decision support tools for policy and planning

Jacyk, P.; Schultz, D.; Spangenberg, L. - 2009

the following tasks: rigorous process simulation, configuration management, performance analysis, cost analysis, risk …

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