Restoring natural resources with destination-driven costs

Article Abstract:

The cost of environmental remediation is often destination-driven, that is usually dependent on the terminal quality rather than on the starting quality. Optimal restoration could result more on a net improvement in quality. Therefore, regulatory and liability regulations should make responsible parties pay the net cost of the harm they create, such as they are charged for the unrestored injury.

Environmental Management, Analysis, Environmental economics

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Mass tourism and the demand for protected natural areas

Article Abstract:

A theoretical framework is developed for tourists' demand for natural areas, with Mallorca, Spain, as a case study.

Lodging & Tourist Services, Accommodation, Administration of Air and Water Resource and Solid Waste Management Programs, HOTELS AND OTHER LODGING PLACES, Environmental Programs, Travel industry, Environmental aspects, Majorca

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