Den 25 mars släpps en antologi på Fores där framstående forskare och tunga intressenter kommenterar hur en grön skatteväxling kan komma att se ut i praktiken. En av forskarna är CERE:s Bengt Kriström.
Temporary no-take zones are increasingly introduced in Sweden as a fisheries management tool to restore populations of specific target species. A paper published in the journal Marine Policy by CERE researchers show that cost-benefit analyses for the two no-take zones are positive in all scenarios relating to the most realistic case of no opportunity costs, i.e., assuming that all fishing activity could be relocated to adjacent areas without cost during the closed period. (Click on headline to read more)
