ummarize the global economic costs and benefits of Indigenous peoples in international environmental cooperation: Arctic management of toxic substances

Summarize how the first, second, and third waves of environmental policy in U.S. history differed from one another. Describe two current priorities in international environmental policy.

The Danube river flows through 10(1) countries in Europe. It can be considered a transboundary common property resource. The land around the river can be considered as a public good because if it preserved in its pristine state, all the countries along the Danube river benefit from cleaner and healthier water. Ten Eastern European countries share a common water resource-river Danube. By buying open land along the watershed (area from which the water flows) these countries can preserve its purity from sewage, road and urban runoff, and such. The estimated land demand schedule for each country based on water treatment costs saved can be expressed as P = €21,200-3Q, where Q is acres purchased and P is the price per acre the country would be willing to pay What is the equation for the inverse (price is on the left-hand side) aggregate (i.o., for all 10 countries) demand for and as a private good. (approximately)? ⒸA.P = 10,600 -0.3Qd OB. P= 21,200-0.6Qd OC.P=21,200- 0.3Qd OD.P=…

The revenues from an emissions-charge approach to controlling climate change would be unusually large in comparison to other pollutants. What circumstances would lead to high revenues?