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Analysing the Agricultural Costs and Non-market Benefits of Implementing the Water Framework Directive

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Ian J. Bateman
Roy Brouwer
Helen Davies
Brett H. Day
Amelie Deflandre
Salvatore Di Falco
Stavros Georgiou
David Hadley
Michael Hutchins
Andrew P. Jones
David Kay
Graham Leeks
Mervyn Lewis
Andrew A. Lovett
Colin Neal
Paulette Posen
Dan Rigby
R. Kerry Turner

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Implementation of the Water Framework Directive (WFD) represents a fundamental change in the management of water in Europe with a requirement that member states ensure 'good ecological status' for all water bodies by 2015. Agriculture is expected to bear a major share of WFD implementation costs as it is compelled to reduce the emission of diffuse water pollutants. The research outlined here comprises interdisciplinary modelling of agricultural land use, hydrology and consequent water quality effects to consider both agricultural costs and the non-market recreational use (and potentially non-use) values that implementation of the Directive may generate. A theme throughout the research is the spatial distribution of the costs and benefits of WFD implementation, which is addressed through the use of GIS techniques in the modelling of agricultural land use, the integration of land use and hydrological models, and the estimation, aggregation and transfer of the economic value of the benefits. Copyright 2006 Blackwell Publishing Ltd.

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Volume (Year): 57 (2006)
Issue (Month): 2 (07)
Pages: 221-237
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