ECON3613 Adopting Emission-control Policies As depicted in Figure 2 3, most emissions from individual sources get mixed in with those of other sources, to

ECON3613 Adopting Emission-control Policies As depicted in Figure 2 3, most emissions from individual sources get mixed in with those of other sources, to produce the general level of amblent quality. What problems does this present in adopting emission-control policies to get a cleaner environment? FIGURE 2.3 Emissions, Ambient Quality, and Damages
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Source 2..
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Production
Production
Production
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V
Residuals
Residuals
Residuals
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Residual handling
(treatment, storage,
recycling …)
Residual handling
(treatment, storage,
recycling …)
Residual handling
(treatment, storage,
recycling…)
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V
Emissions
(time, type,
location)
Emissions
(time, type,
location)
Emissions
(time, type,
location)
Land
Air
Water
Physical, chemical, hydrological,
meteorological processes
Ambient quality
Land, air, water
Human and nonhuman exposures,
susceptibilities, and values
Human and ecosystem
damages
Pollution Policy,” in The Management of Nonpoint Source Pollution, Association of Environmental and Resource
Source: Inspired by John B. Braden and Kathleen Segerson, “Information Problems in the Design of Nonpoint Source
Economics (AERE) Workshop Papers Lexington, June 6-7, 1991.

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