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The ABC @4corners program ‘Feral’ aired last night shows that the native flora and fauna of Kosciuszko National Park is being destroyed to serve the commercial interests of a very small number of people. https://t.co/3Jt54GU7Ao
Our Jan 2021 report, 'Reining in feral horses in Kosciusko National Park', estimated reducing horse numbers in Kosciuszko NP would generate economic, social and environmental benefits of $19-$50 million per year.
After a year that will be remembered for a surge in the price of energy to record highs, we ask Frontier energy experts what 2022 might hold in store for #energy#policy in the EU and UK. Find out what they said here https://t.co/ecuw947Nj1
@frontierasia offices in Australia and Singapore are closed for Christmas and the New Year from Wednesday 22 December 2021 COB, reopening Tuesday 4 January 2022.
Have a happy and safe festive season!
@FrontierEcon#holidays#Christmas2021
Our latest bulletin looks at urban heat: how incorporating economics can help identify, quantify and integrate urban cooling into decision-making frameworks to better address and manage urban heat. #ausecon#climatechange#resilience
https://t.co/Ef71R6oBfY
Some fascinating work by our sister firm in the UK @FrontierEcon Digitizing the Natural History Museum London's entire collection could contribute over £2 billion to the global economy https://t.co/4RcwOft2MK via @physorg_com
'Ending native logging in the Southern and Eden forests of NSW and using them for mountain-biking and carbon farming could be worth more than $60 million to taxpayers, according to economic modelling.'
https://t.co/UWapdZ4z43
#carbon#climatechange#ausecon
According to @frontierasia, conservation of native forests in southern forests of NSW would be worth more to the state economy than existing logging industries. Via @TheNewDailyAu
https://t.co/kkomz9s5ui
New report by @frontierasia and Prof Andrew Macintosh, ANU: stopping native forestry in Southern NSW would produce net economic benefit of approx $60m, while reducing net greenhouse gas emissions by almost 1 million tonnes (Mt) per year.
https://t.co/3DrchT9X32
#ausecon#auspol
8 members have been appointed to the #MDB advisory group by @keithjpitt
Their aim is to improve the structure, governance and operation of water markets in the Basin. Read more here: https://t.co/ILSVxeji2k
@VicFarmers
@QldFarmers
@NSWFarmers@RuralCoWater
OPINION: Will reliance on technological change lead to the required emission reductions? This former believer in a carbon tax says yes, writes @frontierasia's Danny Price. https://t.co/bQRi8wWjTj
OPINION: Will reliance on technological change lead to the required emission reductions? This former believer in a carbon tax says yes, writes @frontierasia's Danny Price. https://t.co/bQRi8wWjTj
Frontier Economics | New Bulletin | Greening our cities: from vision to reality - https://t.co/LXgoEkzZIB Why specifying required outcomes is key to unlocking green #infrastructure funding #ausecon#funding#greeninfrastructure
As well as environmental costs, there are social and economic costs in not managing the feral horse population in Kosciuszko National Park. Our analysis from February: https://t.co/HWHyX3tzOc