Pannell Discussions

An environmental offset is an environmental project that is undertaken to compensate for environmental damage caused by some economic activity, such as establishing a mine

Claire Doll and I are presenting a webinar on “Economic evaluation of alternative urban park designs that conserve irrigation water”, for the UWA Centre for

When assessing projects or policies using tools like Benefit-Cost Analysis, economists sometimes need to gauge public attitudes towards those projects or policies. Usually we summarise

We have a new paper out on the benefits and costs of using non-market valuation to monetise the non-financial benefits generated by environmental projects.  I

Most parks in Australian cities are dominated by lawns. Is that what people really want in a park? Are there good alternatives that don’t require

What drives or inhibits farmers in their decisions about adopting new farming practices? Many literature reviews have been published to summarise the wealth of research