He is speaking about the report "Economic Reasons for Conserving Wild Nature" by Andrew Balmford, 2002. http://www.sciencemag.org/content/297/5583/950.abstract
We equate monetization with valuation and that form of valuation seems to be inherently reductionist in nature. Do we run the risk of undercutting the very thing we are trying to preserve - Value is more than monetization.
Bambuser is under a DDOS attack today trying to bring it down, so they are struggeling a bit to keep the service up. We're in contact with them absout these issues. Everything will be published on the youtube channel soon!
I'm still waiting to be reconnected...But I do have a question for mr. Pavan Sukhdev. Currently i'm working on a project to value ecosystems of 3 water projects in the Netherlands that want to install a tidal center in a nature area to increase the water
I would like to know how to capture the ecosystem value of tidal centers in a nature area which increases water quality and biodiversity in a nature area
Do you feel that ultimately we need to address the externalities as posed in the "tragedy of the commons". And is so, are you familiar with the concept of "symbiotic demand"?
Pavan - "Placing decision in the hands of stakeholders will prevent commodification. You can have valuation based on many things not just market price, not valuing is not the answer."
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