environmental value definition
environmental value means the pecuniary value ascribed to reductions in greenhouse gas emissions (GHGs) and other benefits.
environmental value means a use, an attribute or a function of the environment’ (s.3 of the EP Act 2017).
environmental value means an element of the natural environment that the people and government of British Columbia care about and see as important for assuring the integrity and well-being of the Province’s ecological systems. (This document focuses on the value caribou).
More Definitions of environmental value
environmental value means a particular value or use of the marine environment that is important for a healthy ecosystem or for public benefit, welfare, safety or health and which requires protection from the effects of pollution, environmental harm, waste discharges and deposits. Two types of environmental value are considered: ecological value and social value;
environmental value means (a) a quality or physical characteristic of the environment that is conducive to ecological health or public amenity or safety; or, (b) another quality of the environment identified and declared to be an environmental value under an environmental protection policy or regulation.
environmental value means a particular value or use of the marine environment that is important for a healthy ecosystem or for public benefit, welfare, safety or health and which requires protection from the effects of pollution, environmental harm, waste discharges and deposits;