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Dennis, Karen C., Robert J. Nicholls, and Stephen P. Leatherman (1991).
"Reconnaissance Level Survey." U.S. EPA Coastal Land Loss Studies,
Laboratory for Coastal research & center for Global Change,
University of Maryland, College Park, MD 20742, July 22.
A proposal to develop a methodology that will provide a better estimate
of the potential impacts and cost of accelerated sea level rise and help to
fulfil the IPCC (1990) aim of quantifying the impacts and possible responses
of a one meter rise in sea level.
DeReynier, Yvonne and Gerry Hadden (1995). To Catch or Not to Catch: Fishing
Selectively for Salmon. In Brad Warren, Win-Win Bycatch Solutions.
National Fisheries Conservation Center, Seattle WA.
Different gear modifications and educational programs are discussed to
reduce bycatch, discarding, and mortality in the salmon fishery by species and
gear type.
Deseran, Forrest A. (1997). Louisiana Shrimp Fishermen and Local Economies:
A Survey. Sea Grant, Louisiana State University, January, 24 pp.
This paper reports the findings of a telephone survey of Louisiana
shrimp fishermen. It is part of a study that examines the social and economic
implications of changes occurring in Louisiana s coastal industries. The
purpose is to learn more about shrimp fishermen, their families, and their
communities.
Desvousges, William H. and Venetia A. Skahen (1987). Techniques to
Measure Damages to Natural Resources. Final report, EPA contract
Number 68-01-7033, Interior Purchase Order No. A072286A-000, RTI
Project Number 3142-05-FR, 3589-01-FR, Center for Economics
Research, Research Triangle Institute, Research Triangle Park,
North Carolina prepared for CERCLA 301 Task Force, U.S. Department
of the Interior, Washington, D.C.
This report pertains to estimating damages for injuries to natural
resources in a type B assessment (alternative protocols for conducting
assessments in individual cases of loss). This document describes techniques
and helps guide trustees through the selection of techniques for measuring
damages to natural resources covered under CERCLA. Familiarity with basic
economic valuation concepts and the techniques or approaches economics use to
measure damages will help trustees anticipate the key valuation questions.
However, this document is not meant to supply all information a trustee would
need to perform the damage determination phase of a type B natural resource
damage assessment. In implementing the concepts and techniques described in
this information document, trustees should obtain the services of a economist
knowledgeable in the fields of environmental or resource economics.
Desvousges, William H. and V. Kerry Smith (1983). Benefit-Cost
Assessment Handbook for Water Programs. Prepared for U.S.
Environmental Protection Agency, Economic Analysis Division,
Washington, DC 20460.
This book provides suggestions about how to evaluate the economic
aspects of a proposed policy as a regular part of the decision process. These
evaluations can identify water quality policies that have highest priority,
sot hat society's resources can be directed to the areas that will have the
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