Overview
- Editors:
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Carlo Carraro
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University of Venice, Greta, Germany
Fondazione Eni Enrico Mattei, Milan, Italy
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Alain Haurie
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Université de Genève, Switzerland
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Table of contents (10 chapters)
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Regional environmental policies
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- A. Josefsson, J. Johnsson, C.-O. Wene
Pages 3-23
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- B. Saugy, O. Graf, B. G. Dürr
Pages 69-98
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Global environmental policies
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- Jerzy A. Filar, Radoslaw Zapert
Pages 101-118
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- O. Bahn, A. Haurie, S. Kypreos, J.-P. Vial
Pages 119-132
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Tools for energy planning and environmental management
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Front Matter
Pages 153-153
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- Christoph Schlenzig, Albrecht Reuter
Pages 155-200
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- Richard Loulou, Denis Lavigne
Pages 201-220
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- Vedat Verter, Erhan Erkut
Pages 221-267
About this book
The activities of the Fondazione ENI Enrico Mattei cover a broad spectrum of research topics, ranging from economics to engineering, from environmen tal management at the industry or regional level to basic mathematical model ling research. It is the combination of the activities on these last two topics that led the Fondazione to organise, with the University of Geneva, a work shop where operation research tools were designed with the aim to provide national and local policy makers with appropriate analytical and policy instru ments for environmental management. In the recent past, attention has often been devoted to global environmen tal issues in which the level of policy making is either international, through multi-country agreements on emission control, or national, when environ mental policies are designed to control domestic pollution. Many environ mental problems, however, have a local or regional dimension. Even when their dimension is global, e. g. in the case of the greenhouse gas effect, relevant decisions on emission control, such as the adoption of energy saving utilities, are taken at the local level. In many countries, the current legislation imposes the local authorities to prepare plans and adopt measures to control energy consumption or to reduce waste of natural resources. It is therefore important to analyze the way in which local or regional authorities optimise their environmental management.
Reviews
` ... recommended to everybody dealing with the use of models, interpretation of model results and application of the model results in practical environmental management. It is the strength of the book that these topics are presented by clear illustrations taken from practical environmental management, and that the results are discussed both from the modeler's and the decision maker's view point.'
Ecological Modeling, 97 (1997)
Editors and Affiliations
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University of Venice, Greta, Germany
Carlo Carraro
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Fondazione Eni Enrico Mattei, Milan, Italy
Carlo Carraro
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Université de Genève, Switzerland
Alain Haurie
