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Step 4: Scaling Complementary and Compensatory Remediationequired to generate sufficient credit to offset the damage (debit). The determination of how much of the selected remediation is required is called scaling. Estimating the costs of undertaking the necessary amount of remediation options is also discussed.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-57607-2(paragraph 1.2.3). This chapter provides an overview of the concept of economic value, how it can be estimated, and how it can help in determining compensation for damages to resources and services covered by the ELD.

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Arbeitslosigkeit und Wirtschaftsentwicklungres, i.e., 10% of all forest fires, have been included in the calculations of both the baseline and the compensatory remediation, since the operator may not be made liable for accidental or provoked forest fires. The impact of this hypothesis is tested by means of a sensitivity analysis. The case study illustrates:

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-09283-4apacity, or through establishment of cooperative relationships between operators, Competent Authorities, and the affected public. In this chapter, we identify typical elements of an initial evaluation. As each incident is unique, the recommended elements presented here are intended to guide rather t

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Schriften zur Unternehmensführungce or service recovery pathways should be determined to understand the flow of benefits in the future. Sources of potential uncertainty, including likelihood of project success and sustainability in the future, should be explicitly addressed and incorporated into the analysis. In some cases, uncerta

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