Environmental Economics and Sustainable Development

Abstract

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Valoración económica de la biodiversidad forestal en México, una revisión

“…The former are goods or services that can be consumed directly. Indirect uses are, essentially, the ecological functions provided by resources (Munasinghe & Lutz, 1993). Non-use values do not mean unused, it refers to the fact that people assign values, even though they will never make use of the valued resource (McCollum, Peterson, & Sorg-Swanson, 1992).…”

“…Los primeros son bienes o servicios que pueden ser consumidos directamente. Los usos indirectos son, esencialmente, las funciones ecológicas proporcionadas por los recursos (Munasinghe & Lutz, 1993). Los valores de no uso no significan sin uso, se refiere al hecho de que las personas asignan valores aun cuando nunca vayan a hacer uso del recurso valorado (McCollum, Peterson, & Sorg-Swanson, 1992).…”

20-22 juin 2012 : Rio plus vain ?1

“…Cette représentation, proposée à Rio par M. Munasinghe (1992), a été reprise ensuite par J. Elkington (1994) pour fournir une traduction managériale du développement soutenable, elle a été adoptée ensuite par les autorités officielles lors du Sommet de Johannesburg.…”

Stakeholders’ Expectations in Urban Renewal Projects in China: A Key Step towards Sustainability

“…The concept of sustainable development indicates a growing global awareness on environmental concerns, socio-economic issues on poverty and inequality, and a healthy future for humanity [30,31]. Though it has various interpretations, there is an emerging agreement that it involves concerns of social, economic and environmental aspects [32][33][34].…”