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This volume describes what is arguably the first and only valuation
study to meet in full the reference study standards set by NOAA's
Blue Ribbon Panel on Contingent Valuation. This book documents a
contingent valuation study for a generic environmental good:
preventing the likely injuries from oil spills on the coast of
Central California. It provides a wealth of materials which will
reduce the long lead time which characterizes most economic damage
assessments. This is achieved by so richly documenting the design,
administration, and analysis of such studies as to be effectively a
'how-to' guide for undertaking state-of-the-art contingent
valuation studies. The book is supported by a CD-ROM containing a
wealth of additional material, including data, questionnaires, and
transcripts. Together, they constitute a unique and vital
contribution to the literature concerning the valuation of
non-market preferences.
In response to an Executive Order by former California Governor
Schwarzenegger, an evaluation of the implications to California of
possible climate changes was undertaken using a scenario-based
approach. The Scenarios Project investigated projected impacts of
climate change on six sectors in the California region. The
investigation considered the early, middle and later portions of
the twenty-first century, guided by a set of IPCC Fourth Assessment
global climate model runs forced by higher and lower greenhouse gas
emission scenarios. Each of these climate simulations produce
substantial impacts in California that would require adaptations
from present practices or status. The most severe impacts could be
avoided, however, if emissions can be held near the lower end of
global greenhouse gas emissions scenarios.Reprinted from Climatic
Change, Vol. 109: Supplement 1 (2011)
In response to Executive Order S-3-05, an evaluation of the
implications to California of possible climate changes was
undertaken using a scenario-based approach. The "Scenarios Project"
investigated projected impacts of climate change on six sectors in
the California region. The investigation considered the early,
middle and later portions of the twenty-first century, guided by a
set of IPCC Fourth Assessment global climate model runs forced by
higher and lower greenhouse gas emission scenarios. Each of these
climate simulations produce substantial impacts in California that
would require adaptations from present practices or status. The
most severe impacts could be avoided, however, if emissions can be
held near the lower end of global greenhouse gas emissions
scenarios. Reprinted from Climatic Change, Vol. 109: Supplement 1
(2011)
This book documents a contingent valuation study for a significant
environmental good: preventing the likely injuries from oil spills
on the coast of Central California. It functions as a 'how-to'
guide by documenting design, administration, and analysis of such
studies, to reduce the long lead time which characterizes most
economic damage assessments. The book includes a CD-ROM containing
a wealth of additional material: data, questionnaires, transcripts
and more.
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