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| Links to Other Environmental Economics Sites |
- Beneficial Use Values Database (BUVD)
an informational database of economic values for beneficial uses of water collected by the University of California, Davis from a variety of sources, including scholarly journals, books, conference proceedings, government reports, and working paper series.
- Biodiversity Economics Website
this site is devoted to the economics of biodiversity. It aims to promote economic approaches to the conservation of nature by providing access to key documents, a calendar of events, and a database of practitioners around the world. Its jointly updated by IUCN and WWF.
- Earthtrack
information on environmentally damaging subsidies.
- Ecosystem Valuation
explains the concepts, methods and applications of ecosystem valuation in non-technical language.
- Environmental Economics
a website and blog dedicated to accessible writings on environment and natural resource issues written by economists.
- Global Change
online information on global environmental change, including information from online news services, new reports from government, NGOs and research institutes.
- Green Accounting Database
this UNEP database offers its users a compilation of key documents from governments, academic institutions, international organizations, NGOs and individuals environmental statistics and indicators. A summary of each document and, where possible, a link to its full text is provided (the text can be downloaded free of charge).
- Information Services: Royal Tropical Institute (KIT)
one of the world's largest collections of scientific & popular books and journals, articles and maps concerning developing countries: 250,000 titles, 18,000 periodicals and an on-line catalogue. One of their specialities is agriculture & environment.
- International Foundation for Science (IFS)
a research council with international operations and the mission to build the scientific capacity of developing countries in sciences related to the sustainable management of biological and water resources.
- Oare
an international public-private consortium coordinated by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), Yale University, and leading science and technology publishers, enables developing countries to gain free access to one of the world's largest collections of environmental science literature.
- OECD Database on Policy Instruments
This database contains information on 900 environmental taxes, 290 environmental subsidies, 60 deposit-refund schemes and more, in 44 countries. Access is free of charge
- Writing for Change
An Interactive guide to effective writing, writing for science, and writing for advocacy.
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