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    Alternatives to PES for securing delivery of environmental services

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    2007
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    Kerr, John
    Jindal, Rohit
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    Introduction: Environmental services can be thought of simply as positive externalities: benefits that accrue to people who do not pay for them, supplied by people who are not compensated for doing so. This helps explain why environmental services are often undersupplied and why there is interest in developing mechanisms to secure their delivery.
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