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ENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMICS

CONTENTS

CONTENTS

ENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMICS

Unit I  An Introduction to Environmental Economics And concepts

1.1 An Introduction to Environmental Economics

1.2. What is environmental economics?

1.3. How is valuation used? – Cost/Benefit Analysis

1.4. Economy Environmental Linkages:

1.5. A framework for an environment-economy model

1.6. An environment-economy model

1.7. An application of the model

1.8. The material balance principles

1.10. Private and social costs:

1.11. Trade-off between economic growth and environment:

1.12. Sustainable development

1.13. Environmental quality as a public good

Unit II Environmental Problems

 2.1. Introduction

2.2. Form of pollution

2.3. Different types of pollution

2.4. Soil contamination or soil pollution

2.5. Land degradation

2.6. Causes and effects of environmental degradation

2.7. Human Sources of Environmental Deterioration

2.8. Effects of environmental degradation

2.9. Urban environmental problems

2.10. Rural environmental problems

2.11. Renewable and non-renewable resources

2.12. Non-Renewable Energy

2.13. Global issues: climate change and global warming

Unit III Environmental Economic Theory for 

Resource Allocation

3.1. Economic theory of resource allocation

3.2. Theory of externalities

3.4. Examples

3.5. Positive

3.6. Pareto efficiency and the market

3.7. Limits to growth

3.8. Definition of 'Coase Theorem '

3.9. Kuznets curve

3.10. Environment Vs Technology

3.11. Population and Environment

Unit IV Environmental Management

4.1. Economics of pollution control:

4.2. Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA):

4.3. Application

4.5. Environmental Assessment (EA)

4.6. Cost benefit analysis

4.7. Contingent valuation method

4.9. Hedonic Pricing Techniques: Wages

4.10. Case Study Example of the Hedonic Pricing Method—

Unit V Policy Measures  

5.1. International Environmental Policy:

5.2. India’s Environmental policy:

5.3. Strategies and Actions

5.4. Law and Environmental Protection in India

5.5. Environment Protection Laws and the Judiciary

5.6. Judicial Activism

5.7. Statutory interpretation and International Treaties

5.8. The Doctrine of “Pacta Sunt Servanda” on International Treaty  Implementation

5.9. Public Interest Litigation and Judiciary

5.10. Conclusions and Suggestions