Pollution Control: Costs and Benefits
John H. Hamer
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John H. Hamer
Abstract
Cost-benefit analysis of pollution abatement is reviewed for water and air pollution. The actual positive influence on employment opportunities opened up by the pollution-control industry is stressed as well as economic and health benefits from the improved environmental quality. No estimates are available for noise control or for strip-mined land reclamation. The status of present air and water quality laws is discussed from both federal and industrial viewpoints. (PCS)
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Cost-benefit analysis of pollution abatement is reviewed for water and air pollution. The actual positive influence on employment opportunities opened up by the pollution-control industry is stressed as well as economic and health benefits from the improved environmental quality. No estimates are available for noise control or for strip-mined land reclamation. The status of present air and water quality laws is discussed from both federal and industrial viewpoints. (PCS)
Key concepts: Pollution, Land reclamation, Control (management), Environmental planning, Air pollution, Environmental science, Viewpoints, United States regulation of point source water pollution