Dear gep-eders,
I attach below a query posted to an environmental-studies list to which I below from a colleague at Marist College. I too would be interested in the answer to his question, if anyone on the list has a favored source or citation at their fingertips.
Many thanks, Mike Maniates
Dear colleagues,
I am looking for publications that quantify the costs that are externalized during the various production stages and use of oil, and especially of gasoline. The goal is to determine how much gasoline should cost if the price accounted for environmental and health damage. Other externalized costs are also important, e.g. military expenditures, social disruption, and government subsidies. Also, has an economic analysis of the Exxon Valdez spill been done? Conventional bibliographic and web searching by one of my students is not revealing much careful and recent study.
Thank you for any recommended sources, Rich
******************************************************* Richard S. Feldman, Chair Department of Environmental Science & Policy School of Science Marist College Donnelly Hall - Rm 228 Poughkeepsie, NY 12601-1387
(845) 575-3000 ext 2335 www.marist.edu/science/environmental/ ********************************************************
