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Types of category errors that are frequently made in assignment of values
The different types of values
The conflicts that often arise from a collision of values
The cost of exercising a right
Examples of Coasian Bargaining, identifying the limitations of more complex cases
The application of Ron Coase’s suggestions of market-based solutions to problems of social cost
The limits to the scientific knowledge that can be used to underpin decisions
The use of precaution when making decisions where there is a lack of scientific knowledge
Defining how the application of precaution may prevent significant innovations from being made
The reasons why the precautionary principle is not applied with consistency when making decisions
The role of power and hegemony as an important factor when the precautionary principle is applied in decision making
The importance of making precautionary decisions that have economic costs
The application of the principles to environmental case studies: the impact of Chernobyl, genetically modified organisms, asbestos, and ecosystem services
The power of a well-written news report to change people’s opinions and values: writing a press release
Humans are very innovative, but we’ve also created many ecological problems We’ve changed the face of the planet, fished the oceans, and we’re causing climate change through emissions
Designing institutional arrangements that recognise ecosystem services in the values we place upon natural systems will be an important way to help governing the planet, for both present and future generations
This course explores three approaches to rights and values, and applies these to ecosystem services around the world It also includes advice on producing press releases about environmental issues
The course is suitable for anyone with a general interest in values and environmental decision-making; no previous knowledge or experience is required
If you are working in environmental management, or wish to learn more about it, this course is designed to support you as a professional By completing all aspects of the course you will have achieved 14 hours of CPD time
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