Titlebook: Environmental Accounting in Theory and Practice; Kimio Uno,Peter Bartelmus Book 1998 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1998 Non-go

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Overview using the national accounts system as the basic framework for environmental accounting, the use of certain valuations, notably net-pricing of natural resources and maintenance costing of environmental degradation, and the need to examine more systematically the analytical and policy uses of the accounting results.

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Measuring Canada’s natural wealth: why we need both physical and monetary accountsources or to the physical volume of natural resource stocks? As shown in the paper there is a need for both physical and monetary accounts in order to show whether or not Canada is maintaining its mineral stocks in both monetary and physical terms.

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Building physical resource accounts for Namibia: depletion of water, minerals and fish stocks, and lmanagement and use of resources in that country. A useful framework for NRA will also be forward-looking, not just reflecting conditions in the past but anticipating conditions likely to arise in the future that result from a country’s development strategy. Naturally, these NRA may differ significantly from one country to the next.

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Material flow accounts indicating environmental pressure from economic sectorsribed. In order to avoid a shifting of environmental problems to other regions, the linkage of material flows with the production of imports and exports (their ‘ecological rucksacks’) have to be considered.