第三十条

A. Batabyal, J. Kahn, R. O'Neill
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本文认为,当今保护的重点不应仅仅放在原始荒野上,而应放在生态系统服务及其全球分布的保护上。这类服务包括净化空气和水、减轻水灾和旱灾以及废物解毒和分解。人类活动对生态系统的破坏或损害消除了它为我们提供的生态系统服务,或者至少使其变得稀缺。衡量生态系统服务的稀缺性价值对经济学家来说是一个挑战,因为这些服务是独立于市场体系的。像替代这样的概念很难应用于生态系统服务,因为人类技术通常不如替代那么有效,而且我们对生态系统的复杂性缺乏理解。为了衡量生态系统的稀缺性价值,本文重点研究了湖泊磷水平在贫营养化和富营养化之间的转换状态。从贫营养稳定状态(清水)到富营养稳定状态(浑浊水)的突然转变过程是基于磷水平的阈值。当一个湖处于任何一种状态时,它都可以恢复到另一种状态。例如,通常需要更大幅度地减少磷水平才能使湖泊恢复到贫营养状态,因为每一种状态都抵制变化。本文试图对湖泊减少水柱中磷的能力(由低营养湖泊中的淹没植被完成)的稀缺性值给出一个数值,因为磷沉积水平增加并破坏了湖泊提供这种以及许多其他生态系统服务的生产力。为了确定这个稀缺性值,需要计算这种生态系统服务(磷还原)将继续提供给社会的概率。在本文给出的例子中,该生态系统服务将提供高于最低可接受水平的概率为0.8665。因此,稀缺性值,即不提供该服务的概率为1 0.8665 = 0.1335。
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Article 30
This paper argues that the focus of conservation today should not be on pristine wilderness alone, but on the conservation of ecosystem services and their global distribution. Such services include air and water purification, flood and drought mitigation, and waste detoxification and decomposition. The destruction or impairment of ecosystems by human activity eliminates, or at least makes scarce, the ecosystem services it provides us. Measuring the scarcity value of ecosystem services is challenging to economists because these services are independent of the market system. Concepts like substitution is difficult to apply to ecosystem services because human technology is typically not as efficient as a substitute and our understanding of the intricacies of ecosystems is lacking. To measure ecosystem scarcity value, the paper focuses on the shifting states of lakes between oligotrophic and eutrophic based on phosphorus levels. The process of sudden shifts from oligotrophic steady state (clear water) to eutrophic steady state (turbid water) is based on thresholds of phosphorus level. When a lake is in either state, it is resilient to change back to the other state. For example, it frequently takes a greater reduction in phosphorus level to return a lake to a oligotrophic state than it originally had before it shifted because each state resists change. This paper attempts to give a numerical value to the scarcity value of a lake's ability to reduce phosphorus in the water column (performed by submerged vegetation in a oligotrophic lake) as the level of phosphorus deposition increases and damages the lake's productivity to provide this, among many other, ecosystem services. To determine this scarcity value, the probability that this ecosystem service (phosphorus reduction) will continue to be provided to society. In the example given by this paper, the probability that this ecosystem service will be provided above a minimum acceptable level is 0.8665. Therefore, the scarcity value, or the probability that this service will NOT be provided, is 1 0.8665 = 0.1335.
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