In PD257 I talked about why it is important for environmental managers to set SMART targets for the projects they develop – SMART meaning Specific,
read moreSMART goals are widely referred to in writings about planning. The SMART acronym provides a checklist of characteristics that goals or targets should have; they
read morePutting dollar values on intangible environmental outcomes is probably the most controversial aspect of environmental economics. Is that why this information is not used more
read moreHere is a wonderful example of how to communicate a fairly dry scientific concept in a way that is clear, engaging and entertaining. It’s a
read moreEpisode 20, the last in this series on principles to follow when ranking environmental projects. It provides a brief summary of the whole series. You
read moreEpisode 19 in this series on principles to follow when ranking environmental projects. It describes a number of mistakes that I’ve seen in real-world project
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