Estimating Economic Benefits Of Cleaning Up Contaminated Sediments In Great Lakes Areas Of Concern

Stoll, John R.; Bishop, Richard C.; Keillor, J. Philip

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Estimating Economic Benefits Of Cleaning Up Contaminated Sediments In Great Lakes Areas Of Concern

2002
By Stoll, John R. ; Bishop, Richard C. ; Keillor, J. Philip
Series: WISCU-T ; 02-001

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This booklet is drawn from a much large report that documents the current state of development of a decision framework for sediment remediation intended for use in Great Lakes areas of concern. It describes the work that was done to satisfy one of the project objectives: to develop an economic analysis approach to benefits and costs of sediment remediation. Economic benefits are examined through a variety of studies, and a contingent valuation survey in Green Bay is discussed.
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