Titlebook: External Environmental Costs of Electric Power; Analysis and Interna Olav Hohmeyer,Richard L. Ottinger Conference proceedings 1991 Springer

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Indian Literature and the Worldhat result from the generation, conversion and consumption of electricity. This will be discussed in this article in relation to air pollutants particularly, by pointing out those questions and problems which may arise when the effects of energy production on terrestrial ecosystems are used as a bas

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Indian Institute of Metals Series by wastefully exploiting natural resources and thoughtlessly applying technology, attained a potential for inflicting damage on a scale that is seriously endangering the sustained survival of man. The chemical catastrophes of Seveso, Bhopal and Basle, the nuclear reactor catastrophes of Three Mile

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Growth of Indian Multinationals,umption or the cost of end-use equipment, are borne directly by the producers and consumers of energy. Other costs, however, are borne by society and the environment at large, not just by the producers and consumers of energy. Most notable among these . costs are the damages to the environment and h

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Ajit Tyagi,B. K. Bandyopadhyay,M. Mohapatrase problems. Although internalization can be accomplished through a wide array of policy instruments,. economists have preferred the use of economic incentives. Most frequently these prescriptions have taken the form of charges or fees for emissions, in essence a special corrective tax.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-81-322-0753-5on processes in the country not charged to the producers but to third parties or the general public. The studies of Herz et al. [1], Wicke [2], Hohmeyer [3] and Friedrich et al. [4] indicated annual pollution damages of many billions Deutsche Mark. They also showed how sensitively external cost esti