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"Polluter pays" principle
De Guzman, P. (Makati City, Philippines: Philippine Institute for Development Studies, 2001)
The "polluter pays" principle aims at ensuring that the costs of environmental control fall in the first place on the polluters, thereby ensuring that market forces take these costs into account and that resources would be allocated accordingly in production and consumption.
Setting quality standards for environmental management policy: How effective is it?
Elazegui, Dulce D. (Makati City, Philippines: Philippine Institute for Development Studies, 2002)
In the face of continuing environmental degradation in the Philippines brought about by, among other causes, urbanization and industrialization, it is important to ask what has been done in terms of adopting a policy to address such degradation and assess how effective that policy has been in achieving its objective.
Setting quality standards for environmental management policy: How effective is it?
Elazegui, Dulce D. (Madison, Wisc.: SANREM CRSP SEA, 2002)
In the face of continuing environmental degradation in the Philippines brought about by, among other causes, urbanization and industrialization, it is important to ask what has been done in terms of adopting a policy to address such degradation and assess how effective that policy has been in achieving its objective.