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8.5 References
California Fast Facts 2002.
“California Travel Impacts by County, 1992-2000,” California Travel and Tourism Commission
and Division of Tourism, 2002.
Cunningham, C. and Walker, K. 1996. “Enhancing Public Access to the Coast through the
CZMA.” The Journal of Marine Education, Volume 14, No.1. pp 8-11.
Houston, J.R. 1996. “International Tourism and US beaches”. Shore and Beach.
US Department of Interior, US Department of Commerce, NOAA. National Survey on
Recreation and Environment, 2000.
US Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics.
8.5.1 References for Beach Valuation Section
California Coastal Commission, Beach Access Guide
California Department of Boating and Waterways (CDBW) and State Coastal Conservancy,
2002, California Beach Restoration Study. Sacramento California (references in the
text as CDBW 2002)
Chapman, David and Michael Hanemann. 2001. Environmental damages in court: the
American Trader case, in The Law and Economics of the Environment, Anthony
Heyes, Editor, pp. 319-367
Deacon, R.T. and Kolstad, C. D., 2000. “Valuing Beach Recreation Lost in Environmental
Accidents”, Journal of Water Resources Planning and Management, 126: 374-81.
Hanemann, M. 1997. “ Final Conclusions of Professor Michael Hanemann Regarding Lost
Recreational Damages Resulting from the American Trader Oil Spill”
Hanemann, M., Pendleton, L., Hilger, J., and D. Layton. 2002. Expenditure Report for the
Southern California Beach Valuation Project. Prepared for the National Ocean and
Atmospheric Administration, Minerals Management Service (Department of the
Interior), The California State Water Resources Control Board, and The California
Department of Fish and Game.
Hanemann, M., Pendleton, L., Mohn, C., Hilger, J., Kurisawa, K., Layton, D. and Felipe
Vasquez. 2003. Interim Report on the Southern California Beach Valuation Project.
Prepared for the National Ocean and Atmospheric Administration, Minerals
Management Service (Department of the Interior), The California State Water
Resources Control Board, and The California Department of Fish and Game.
Hanemann, M., Pendleton, L., Mohn, C., Hilger, J., Kurisawa, K., Layton, D. and Felipe
Vasquez. 2004. Using revealed preference models to estimate the affect of coastal
water quality on beach choice in Southern California. Prepared for the National
Ocean and Atmospheric Administration, Minerals Management Service (Department
of the Interior), The California State Water Resources Control Board, and The
California Department of Fish and Game.
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