Value: counting ecosystems as an economic part of water infrastructure.

By L. Emerton, E. Bos. 2004

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1. I. Overton
2. J. King
3. M. Acreman
4. P. Wood
5. I. Cowx
6. Eloise Kendy
7. M. Dunbar
8. W. Young

Citations in the corpus

• The changing role of ecohydrological science in guiding environmental flows (2014, background): “…Ecosystem Assessment (MEA 2005) demonstrates that healthy freshwater ecosystems provide economic security, e.g. fish, medicines and timber (Emerton and Bos 2004, Cowx and Portocarrero Aya 2011); social security, e.g. protection from natural hazards, such as floods and ethical security,…”