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Energy Account, Australia, 2013-14

Energy Account, Australia, 2013-14

The Energy Account Australia (EAA) provides statistics to monitor changes in the supply and use of energy over time, both from an economic and an environmental perspective.
Technical Report , 2016 , Author(s): Australian Bureau of , Type: General
Measuring the value of groundwater and other forms of natural capital

Measuring the value of groundwater and other forms of natural capital

Kansas lost approximately $110 million per year (2005 US dollars) of capital value through groundwater withdrawal and changes in aquifer management during the decade spanning 1996–2005.
Technical Report , 2016 , Author(s): Eli P. , Type: Technical
Natural Capital Accounting in Action: Energy accounts inform decisions about carbon tax in South Africa

Natural Capital Accounting in Action: Energy accounts inform decisions about carbon tax in South Africa

Data from energy accounts in South Africa helped to assess the effectiveness of a carbon tax and its economic impact.
Natural Capital Stories (2p) , 2016 , application/pdf (200.52 KB) , Author(s): WAVES , Type: Policy
Natural Capital Accounting in Action: Australia's water accounts inform policy to tackle impact of drought

Natural Capital Accounting in Action: Australia's water accounts inform policy to tackle impact of drought

Data from water accounts were one of the few reliable sources of information to support economic modeling to assess Australia's proposed policies.
Natural Capital Stories (2p) , 2016 , application/pdf (186.07 KB) , Author(s): WAVES , Type: Policy
What is Natural Capital?

What is Natural Capital?

What is Natural Capital? (US Department of Commerce website)
Article , 2016 , Author(s): US Department of Com , Type: General
Threading natural capital into cotton: Doing business with nature

Threading natural capital into cotton: Doing business with nature

This report by the Cotton Action Research Collaboratory (ARC) explores the possibilities for meeting future demand for high quality, ethically sourced and sustainably grown cotton. This ARC explored 15 different interventions and the evidence of positive natural capital impacts for each.
Publication (144p) , 2016 , Author(s): Gemma Cranston, Jon , Type: Policy

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