Factors Affecting the Use of Soil Conservation Practices: Hypotheses, Evidence, and Policy Implications
Christine A. Ervin, David E. Ervin
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Christine A. Ervin, David E. Ervin
Abstract
It has been argued that the land-use restrictions prescribed by the Endangered Species Act have failed to protect endangered species on private land. Hence, there has been a call for using incentives to complement this regulatory approach. This paper ...
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It has been argued that the land-use restrictions prescribed by the Endangered Species Act have failed to protect endangered species on private land. Hence, there has been a call for using incentives to complement this regulatory approach. This paper ...
Key concepts: Nature Conservation, Environmental policy, Natural resource economics, Public economics, Economics, Ecology, Biology