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(Ebook) Natural Assets : Democratizing Ownership of Nature by James Boyce; Barry Shelley; Melvin L Oliver ISBN 9781597262781, 1597262781

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Authors:James Boyce; Barry Shelley; Melvin L Oliver
Pages:352 pages.
Year:2003
Editon:1
Publisher:Island Press
Language:english
File Size:1.44 MB
Format:pdf
ISBNS:9781597262781, 1597262781
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(Ebook) Natural Assets : Democratizing Ownership of Nature by James Boyce; Barry Shelley; Melvin L Oliver ISBN 9781597262781, 1597262781

Low-income communities frequently suffer from a lack of access to, or lack of control over, the natural resources that surround them. In many cases, their local environment has been degraded by years of resource extraction and pollution by distant corporations or government agencies. In such settings, initiatives that build natural assets in the hands of the poor can play an important role in poverty-fighting efforts. Natural Assets explores a range of strategies for expanding the quantity and enhancing the quality of natural assets in the hands of low-income individuals and communities. The book: * examines the social construction of rights to natural resources and the environment * describes efforts to curtail pollution of the air, land, and water and to reclaim resources that have been appropriated and abused by polluters * considers sustainable agricultural practices that not only maintain but actually increase the stock of natural capital * explores strategies to promote sustainable forest management while reducing rural poverty * examines the prospects for building natural assets in urban areas Drawing on evidence from across the United States, the authors demonstrate that safeguarding the environment and improving the well-being of the poor can be mutually reinforcing goals.
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