Rind 2005

Rind, D., 2005: The decision-making machinery behind environmental policy. Georgetown Law J., 93, no. 2, 717-732.

Priceless, by Frank Ackerman and Liz Heinzerling, focuses on the question of whether there is a scientific decision-making method that will guarantee affordable protection of public health and the environment. The book discusses, and in the process exposes the flaws of, the currently dominant practice of cost-benefit analysis. Priceless suggests a more integrated approach. This Review will examine the two methodologies and measure their merits in relation to the chief environmental problem of the twenty-first century: the posible impact of global warming.

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Rind, D.: The decision-making machinery behind environmental policy, Georgetown Law J., 93(2), 717-732, 2005.

Rind, D. (2005), The decision-making machinery behind environmental policy, Georgetown Law J., 93(2), 717-732.

Rind, D., 2005: The decision-making machinery behind environmental policy. Georgetown Law J., 93, no. 2, 717-732.

Rind, D. 2005, Georgetown Law J., 93, no. 2, 717.

Rind D. The decision-making machinery behind environmental policy, Georgetown Law J 2005;93:(2)717-732.

D. Rind, Georgetown Law J. 93 (2), 717-732 (2005).