Developing Heritage Conservation Policies using frameworks that combine Economic and Cultural values (using experts and citizens preferences as inputs). @anita_zednik, @wu_vienna, David Throsby, @Macquarie_Uni, @jarana_daea, @ulpgcresearch
https://t.co/pBTIRqlrYV
A day late but agreement is reached at #COP24 - it didn’t get much coverage in the UK thanks to #brexit even though Greta’s message is much more needed than any others. Must carry on with courage, truth and trust in everything we do.
Estimating non-market values of remediation technologies for Ecosystem Services. Published in "Science of The Total Environment", https://t.co/AQZYfogI6u. Looking forward to extend the methodology for CGE models for Climate Change in Marine Areas @soclimpact@ulpgcresearch
Context Matters! so, why not designing contexts to better address Climate Change challenges?. New Evidence from a large field experiment published by our team in "Tourism Management" (top ranked journal in the field). https://t.co/68KipuPDaR @ulpgcresearch@ulpgc@INSTITUTOTIDES
On behalf of the @EU_H2020@soclimpact, Prof. Jorge Arana presented the conference ¨Model Uncertainty in Choice Experiments¨during the Workshop On Non-Market Valuation- WONV 2018, at the 25th Ulvön Conference on Environmental Economics, Sweden. https://t.co/p7H392c2GK
In a new study exploring five scenarios of socio-economic development, climate scientists say ambitious mitigation policies are required to avoid fast sea level rise. https://t.co/JGsdkBUjmb
Free access for 50 days to our last paper on "Evaluating residents' #preferences for #remediation technologies: A #choice experiment approach" @PriorJasonHugh @Huynhelisabeth in Science of The Total Environment, https://t.co/AQZYfogI6u . Comments more than welcome !
A new exciting multidisciplinary challenge addressing EU climate change policy concerns: "Developing an extended general equilibrium model that incorporates on market and non-market impacts of climate change on EU regions". @soclimpact https://t.co/m0XrJThFK2
El Dr. Jorge Araña, investigador del TIDES y profesor de la Universidad de Las Palmas de Gran Canaria ha sido nombrado editor asociado de la prestigiosa revista Annals of Tourism Research.
https://t.co/ls0xtIO6CN