Biodiversity and ecosystem services in environmental profit & loss accounts
Biodiversity and ecosystem services in corporate natural capital accounting: Synthesis Report
A New California Case Study Finds Eco-Assets Boost Property Sale Price
Assessing property for the endangered species it saves or wetlands it preserves could pay off for some landowners, says a California-based firm researching ecosystem markets. According to the firm’s latest case study, sale price tripled for a property in San Benito County, California once it considered eco-asset market values.
Maryland's Genuine Progress Indicator: Services from Natural Capital
Seven-Country Study Producing Results on Valuation of Three Ecosystem Services
The ESAforD program, led by the Swedish EPA and collaborating with WAVES, is looking at natural water purification, pollination, and urban green open spaces.
Improvements in ecosystem services from investments in natural capital
Without action, Asia-Pacific ecosystems could lose a third of their value by 2050
Between 1997 and 2011, the global value of ecosystem services declined by up to US$20 trillion per year as a result of changing land use. Some latest research shows that, in the Asia-Pacific region, this downward trend is likely to continue unless there are significant policy changes.
National Ecosystem Assessments in Europe: A Review
The Intrinsic Value of the Columbia River Basin
An economic valuation of the Columbia River Basin will provide critical information that can inform negotiations for a 2024 Treaty update with local Native American tribes. A more expansive view of the Columbia River will allow for ecosystem-based functions to be included in a modernized Treaty.
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