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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-015-8841-6Air pollution; Europe; Evaluation; air quality; environment; management; pollution; strategy; waste manageme

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Capital Investment Programming,living and service for itself. It involves determining the required standards, examining existing services, analyzing consequences of various alternatives in providing (or not providing services) and reviewing the financial implications of making the investment.

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Air Pollution Control Technology and Transferable Pollution Credits,rol. It also examines one of the first fully operational air programs to employ transferable pollution credits, the U.S. Acid Rain Program. The intent is twofold: first, the paper attempts to provide an overview of available air pollution control technology and identifies sources of more in-depth in

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Pollution Charges and Marketable Permits,nmental resources and assets, and, the consequent need for an efficient and just allocation of these resources. Two principal mechanisms to achieve efficient resource allocation are the state and the market. The state authorities have done this through the use of command and control measures and dir

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Project Evaluation,cation of these policies to particular sectors or periods of time leads to plans. Plans may be broad or narrow in scope, long-term or short-term, detailed or general. Some plans are comprehensive, in that they incorporate many related government policy concerns in a single plan (for example, land us

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