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Environmental Damage

1996
Abstract This chapter is largely limited to the United States and the European Community. The parallels and the contrasts between these two systems—being federal and quasi-federal in nature—warrant this limitation. Moreover, I must confess ignorance regarding the laws of most other nations.
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VALUING ENVIRONMENTAL DAMAGE

Oxford Review of Economic Policy, 1990
The purpose of this paper is to review the most important parts of the economic theory and measurement of environmental damage. The paper is structured as follows. Section 2 introduces the willingness to pay concept and money measures such as the compensating variation and the equivalent variation.
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Compensation for Environmental Damage

2020
In the legal sense, environmental damage is comprised of two levels. The first is private rights damage, such as damage to personal health and property rights caused by man-made pollution. The second is an adverse change in the environmental elements (including atmosphere, groundwater, surface water, and soil) and the biological elements (such as ...
Jing Wu, I-Shin Chang
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Environmental Damage Not an “Occurrence”

Journal AWWA, 1991
The State of Colorado had sued two parties in federal court for releasing hazardous substances into soil and water in the California Gultch (sic) and Yak Tunnel near Leadville. Those parties cross‐sued against Hecla Mining Co. and others, alleging they contributed to the release of the hazardous substances.
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Liability for Environmental Damage in Antarctica

Review of European Community & International Environmental Law, 1996
Aust, Anthony, Shears, John
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Cell cycle checkpoint control in response to DNA damage by environmental stresses

Plant Journal, 2022
JOSÉ Antonio Pedroza-García   +2 more
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