Santa Fe / Washington / D.C. / Portland / Anchorage / /
Company
Oasis Environmental Inc. / Lance Trasky and Associates / Teck / DRven Corporation / PacRim / HDR Alaska Inc. / Chuitna Coal / /
Continent
Asia / /
Country
United States / /
Currency
USD / / /
Event
Environmental Issue / M&A / Product Issues / /
Facility
Teck’s Red Dog Mine / Delong Mountain Transportation System / Pacific Northwest Research Station / /
IndustryTerm
oil price / cost accounting / lost ecosystem services / net public benefits accounting framework / ecosystem services / transportation costs / implement solutions / renewable energy / public finance / natural gas pipeline / energy consumers / waste management / energy efficiency / /
NaturalFeature
Cook Inlet / Chuitna River / /
Organization
National Marine Fisheries Service / Water Resources Council / USDA / office of Management and Budget / U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission / U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service / National Energy Technology Lab / United States Army / Center for Sustainable Economy / Alex C. Walker Foundation / Alaska Industrial Development and Export Authority / Department of Transportation / office of the Secretary / Environmental Protection Agency / /
Person
Melissa M. Ahern / Benjamin M. Stout III / R. Jonathan J. Buonocore / Jason F. Shogren / Nancy L. Reinhart / Beverly May / Robert Costanza / Kevin Eckerle / Richard W. Clapp / Ida Kubiszewski / Richard Heinberg / John Loomis / Samir K. Doshi / Cook Inletkeeper By John Talberth / Paul R. Jonathan / Michael Hendryx / Cindy Sorg / Karin Limburg / /
Net Public Benefits of the Chuitna Coal Project A Preliminary Assessment1 Prepared for Cook Inletkeeper