Ecological Economics
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accounting for resources, 1
Robert U. Ayres, Leslie W. Ayres
This innovative book presents new research on the increasingly important need to account for the use ofresources, and the dispersion of waste materials. It considers resource accounting both at the process level and at the materials lev... -
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Transition to a Sustainable Society
Henk A.J. Mulder, Wouter Biesiot
This book will prove essential reading for those with an interest in ecological economics, energy and environmental policymakers and research planners.eBook:Find out more£25.00
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Economy and ecosystems in change
Edited by Jeroen C.J.M. van den Bergh, Jan van der Straaten
Economy and Ecosystems in Change addresses ecological problems from the perspective of economics, and provides policy suggestions for resource management and environmental sustainability based on integrated, multidisciplinary information... -
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Frontiers in Ecological Economics
Robert Costanza
Frontiers in Ecological Economics presents some of Robert Costanza''s most important work on understanding ecological and economic systems. A signal contribution of Costanza''s work is that he transcends disciplinary boundaries by colla... -
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Economics of Ecological Resources
Charles Perrings
Economics of Ecological Resources presents new or recently published work on ecological economies, sustainability, poverty, resource degradation and decision-making under uncertainty.eBook:Find out more£25.00
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Industrial Ecology
Robert U. Ayres, Leslie W. Ayres, Paolo Frankl, Howard Lee, Nichole Wolfgang
Industrial Ecology is perhaps the first serious attempt to go beyond general statements regarding the desirability of ‘clean technology’ and to assess realistically and quantitatively the range of practicable possibilities for reducing m...
