Payment for environmental services for flood control analysis and method of economic viability

Campos, Rosiâny Possati; Oliveira, Ricardo Castro Nunes de; Veról, Aline Pires; Haddad, Assed; Miguez, Marcelo Gomes

doi:10.1016/j.scitotenv.2021.145907

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“…Some scholars have conducted research on the EPS supply. Improving the supply efficiency of EPSs is an important guarantee for enhancing quality of life and ecological quality (Campos et al., 2021). EPSs have strong nonexclusivity and are prone to the "Tragedy of the Commons" (Luo, 2014), and it is difficult to ensure the supply efficiency of EPSs by relying only on the regulatory role of the market.…”

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Environmental regulation and the supply efficiency of environmental public services: Evidence from environmental decentralization of 289 cities in China

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Growth and Change

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Environmental regulation is an important tool for local governments to intervene in environmental governance. Based on 2008–2017 panel data on 289 cities in China, this paper analyzes the impact of environmental regulation on the supply efficiency of environmental public services and explores whether environmental decentralization changes the effect of environmental regulation. The results show that environmental regulation can significantly improve the supply efficiency of environmental public services, and this finding still holds after a series of robustness tests. The main reason is the improvement in green technology innovation capabilities caused by environmental regulation. Environmental regulation has a more significant positive effect on the supply efficiency of environmental public services in regions with a higher local government governance capacity, lower levels of fiscal decentralization, and a higher pollutant emission intensity. A moderate level of environmental decentralization helps to better promote the supply efficiency of environmental public services through environmental regulation. When the level of environmental decentralization lies between 0.362 and 1.353, environmental regulation effectively improves the supply efficiency of environmental public services.

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Environmental regulation and the supply efficiency of environmental public services: Evidence from environmental decentralization of 289 cities in China

Chen

et al. 2021

Growth and Change

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“…First, from a biological perspective increasing EPS can effectively protect the living environment and reduce environmental pollution to protect biodiversity (Warner, 2008). It can guard against ''The Tragedy of the Commons'' by stabilizing the functions of ecosystem (Campos et al, 2021). This can coordinate the relationship between humans and nature, improving social welfare related to environmental public service (Schmidt et al, 2016).…”

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Environmental decentralization, environmental public service, and public health: evidence from 289 cities in China

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et al. 2021

Environ Geochem Health

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Effective supply of environmental public services (EPS) is important to guarantee the mitigation of residential pollution exposure risk. This study analyzes the impact of the supply efficiency of EPS on residential health through the sample of 289 cities in China by fixed-effect model and threshold regression model. The results show that: (1) Improving the efficiency of EPS can significantly increase the efficiency of pollution control, and improve the environmental quality and health level of residents.(2) Improving the efficiency of EPS can have a greater positive effect on residents' health in areas with highlevel population aging, poor medical condition, and low population density. (3) Environmental decentralization weakens the positive effect of EPS on residential health. Giving more power of environmental management to local governments may be detrimental to pollution control. Therefore, differentiated strategies of EPS should be developed to realize the equalization of basic public services with healthcare and environmental protection. It is necessary to strengthen central environmental supervision and establish resident offices for environmental supervision.

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“…In the Brazilian case, PES programs are being studied in both urban and rural situations. Campos et al (2021), for instance, discussed PES programs linked with flood control (analysis and economic viability). This kind of PES program is built, according to the authors, within a 6 steps process (project inception, planning, execution, monitoring and control, PES formulation and support tools).…”

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Payment for Environmental Services: A Further Analysis to a Comparative Study of the Brazilian and Argentine Perspectives

Sarmiento

Ribas

2023

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Payment for Environmental Services (PES) can be defined as a monetary/non-monetary compensation mechanism (provider-receiver principle) by the supply of environmental services. This work identified and analysed Brazilian and Argentine PES’s case studies under a national perspective but also under an eventual and future River Plate watershed. Brazilian projects can be considered unique due their special conditions and the environmental goals of the various Federative Entities, mainly the case of Sao Paulo state. In Argentina, by contrast, and despite improvements in PES projects through county and federal government initiatives. Finally, it was suggested some aspects that could be utilized, such as “parameters”, to promote social, economic, and environmental standardization in conjunction with regional PES projects that require international cooperation.

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Payment for environmental services for flood control analysis and method of economic viability

Cited by 9 publications

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Environmental regulation and the supply efficiency of environmental public services: Evidence from environmental decentralization of 289 cities in China

Environmental regulation and the supply efficiency of environmental public services: Evidence from environmental decentralization of 289 cities in China

Environmental decentralization, environmental public service, and public health: evidence from 289 cities in China

Payment for Environmental Services: A Further Analysis to a Comparative Study of the Brazilian and Argentine Perspectives

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