The many meanings of no net loss in environmental policy
Abstract 'No net loss' is a buzz phrase in environmental policy. Applied to a multitude of
environmental targets such as biodiversity, wetlands and land productive capacity, no net …
environmental targets such as biodiversity, wetlands and land productive capacity, no net …
Should we be wary of mitigation banking? Evidence regarding the risks associated with this wetland offset arrangement in Florida
This paper describes and analyzes the risks associated with using mitigation banking for the
conservation of wetlands in Florida in the United States. First, we attempt to identify and …
conservation of wetlands in Florida in the United States. First, we attempt to identify and …
[HTML][HTML] How much of a market is involved in a biodiversity offset? A typology of biodiversity offset policies
Biodiversity offsets (BO) are increasingly promoted and adopted by governments and
companies worldwide as a policy instrument to compensate for biodiversity losses from …
companies worldwide as a policy instrument to compensate for biodiversity losses from …
Production-integrated compensation in environmental offsets—A review of a German offset practice
C Druckenbrod, V Beckmann - Sustainability, 2018 - mdpi.com
Environmental offset schemes designed to compensate for adverse development impacts
are found in countries worldwide, pursuing no-net-loss policy. In Germany, a practice …
are found in countries worldwide, pursuing no-net-loss policy. In Germany, a practice …
Ethics and biodiversity offsetting
M Karlsson, K Edvardsson Björnberg - Conservation Biology, 2021 - Wiley Online Library
Biodiversity offsetting is an increasingly applied tool aiming to compensate for
environmental damage caused by exploitation projects. Critics, however, raise concerns …
environmental damage caused by exploitation projects. Critics, however, raise concerns …
[HTML][HTML] The local costs of biodiversity offsets: Comparing standards, policy and practice
Biodiversity offsets seek to counterbalance loss of biodiversity due to major developments
by generating equivalent biodiversity benefits elsewhere, resulting, at least in theory, in 'no …
by generating equivalent biodiversity benefits elsewhere, resulting, at least in theory, in 'no …
[HTML][HTML] Pulling biodiversity offsetting in different directions–Stakeholder frames in the preparation of the Finnish nature conservation act
Biodiversity offsetting is a highly debated topic in biodiversity governance. On the one hand,
offsetting provides a promising new conservation tool that can make the loss of ecological …
offsetting provides a promising new conservation tool that can make the loss of ecological …
A policy framework to accommodate both the analytical and normative aspects of biodiversity in ecological compensation
Ecological compensation is a principle according to which negative impacts on biodiversity
should be compensated for. Biodiversity offsetting (BO) is the requirement to compensate …
should be compensated for. Biodiversity offsetting (BO) is the requirement to compensate …
Taking an environmental ethics perspective to understand what we should expect from EIA in terms of biodiversity protection
As a globally mandated decision-support tool, Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) has
the potential to contribute to the protection of biodiversity, which is increasingly under threat …
the potential to contribute to the protection of biodiversity, which is increasingly under threat …
Biodiversity offsets and payments for environmental services: Clarifying the family ties
Abstract Biodiversity Offsets (BO) and Payments for Environmental Services (PES) are
sometimes used interchangeably to characterize innovative economic tools to conserve or …
sometimes used interchangeably to characterize innovative economic tools to conserve or …