04 — Applied Environmental Decision Economics
Before the machinery arrives. Before the costs escalate. Before an avoidable problem becomes a dispute.
Applied Environmental Decision Economics addresses practical decisions on farms, developments and operating sites where ecological facts, land-use decisions and overlapping legal obligations intersect.
What it addresses
Examples include decisions under applicable environmental and conservation laws, where several obligations may overlap or interact on the same piece of land.
- 01
Site clearance
- 02
Protected trees
- 03
Vegetation management
- 04
Firebreaks
What it is not
- Not conventional environmental economics, such as GDP, tourism or economy-wide environmental valuation.
- Not environmental lobbying.