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Green Space: An Important Use of Urban Land
How much green space does London have? Does it have more or less than other major cities? These simple-looking questions are not so easy to answer. I enjoy walking in parks and woodland, and over the years have visited many … Continue reading
Of Fish, Fishers and Consumers
The reform of the EU Common Fisheries Policy announced on 30 May is an important step towards sustainable and more profitable fishing. But the interests of the consumer merit more explicit recognition. A stated aim of the reform is “to … Continue reading
Managing Natural Capital in England
England has established a Natural Capital Committee to advise the government on the efficient and sustainable management of the country’s natural wealth. In April 2013 the committee published its first report and invited comments. Below is an abbreviated version of … Continue reading
The Economics of Urban Rainwater
Lack of natural drainage in urban environments can lead to flooding and pollution. Economics can help find appropriate solutions. There is a furore in Maryland, USA, where many residents will soon have to pay a “stormwater management fee” based on … Continue reading
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