Sub story to regular feature: Issue 518 24 Apr 2009
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Academic research, Economics / Appraisal / BCR, General transport / Mode, All of UK
Placing a monetary value on the landscape
How much would people have been willing to pay to prevent the M3 being built through Twyford Down in the 1990s?Placing a monetary value on the landscape impact of a transport scheme has moved a step closer with publication of the second phase of a three-part research project.
The Department wants the research to develop transferable monetary values for the impact of transport schemes on the natural landscape in England. “Phase 3 can deliver the monetary valuation evidence required by DfT and others in the appraisal of landscape impacts of transport schemes,” say the research team of...
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