An expanding literature addresses spatial dimensions related to the elicitation, estimation,
interpretation and aggregation of stated preference (SP) welfare measures. Recognizing the …

This study explicates the scope of published literature on the influence of attitudes and
perceptions on the intention to use human excreta and human excreta derived materials in …

Pro-environmental activities, such as waste sorting, are considered inconveniencing; the
higher the inconvenience, the more difficult it becomes to encourage active public …

Environmental benefit transfers increasingly rely on welfare estimates generated using meta-
regression models (MRMs) of non-market willingness to pay (WTP). Theory and intuition …

Challenges associated with rapid population growth, urbanization, and nutrient mining have
seen increased global research and development towards 'waste to wealth'initiatives …

The management of national parks and natural areas often faces a balance between the
residents' welfare, the tourist activity and the pressure on ecosystems. This paper assesses …

Spatial welfare heterogeneity is frequently modeled within stated preference analysis as a
function of discrete or continuous distance between households and affected resources. A …

Ecological conservation red line (ECRL) is a rigorously defined regulatory boundary
established within critical zones, including ecological functional areas, ecologically sensitive …

This paper explores the impact of information on the hedonic valuation of proximity to
contaminated sites. The analysis exploits the passage of a 2004 New Jersey property …

This paper investigates the effect of nearby nature substitute sites on preferences for nature
restoration. Contrary to prior studies, we use a respondent-centric approach to control for …