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Valuing the Ocean Issue1 #146347 Is it possible to put a price on the avoidable portion of future global environmental change in the marine domain— i.e. the monetary value of not causing further damage to the ocean?

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Link[1] Valuing the Ocean

Author: Kevin Noone, Rashid Sumaila, Robert J Diaz - Stockholm Environment Institute
Cited by: David Price 5:47 PM 27 March 2012 GMT
Citerank: (1) 146348Ocean faces multiple, interconnected threatsThe ocean faces a multitude of interconnected threats that is unprecedented in modern history. 959C6EF
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http://www.sei-international.org/mediamanager/documents/Publications/SEI-Preview-ValuingTheOcean-DraftExecutiveSummary.pdf

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By pricing the difference between low- and highemission scenarios, characterised as the distance between our hopes and our fears, the book intends to crystallise our understanding of the value of ocean services to humankind and allow policy-makers to more effectively account for these services when assessing the economic implications of global environmental change and what to do about it.

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Entry date (GMT): 3/27/2012 5:44:00 PM
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