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Lernziele und allgemeine Bedingungsanalyse, but interim losses were assumed to occur prior to and following implementation of the primary remediation. To assess environmental damages for these interim losses, we used an equivalency analysis with trout density as the metric to quantify damages and remediation credits. In-stream habitat enhan

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The Vistula River Crossing in Poland was performed for the aquatic environment. Equivalency analysis in this case study was used to calculate the debits (damages) both for a primary impact zone caused by excavation, and a secondary impact zone associated with disturbance. The use of habitat scalars enabled us to normalise damages to i

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Ex-Ante Analysis of a Hypothetical International Road Construction Project in Polandurther to consider the relative scarcity of the extremely rare alkaline fen habitat that could be lost, the cost of necessary remediation increased considerably to over €11 billion. This case study is an illustration of how equivalency analysis can be used to implement the Habitats, Environmental Im

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Joshua Lipton,Ece ?zdemiro?lu,Jennifer PeersAcademically rigorous and easily accessible to users of different technical backgrounds and levels of expertise.Applies equivalency analysis methods to case studies.Presents content developed from coo