Catherine M Keske

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1) Biochar in Colorado

Author

Keske, Catherine M

Series

Crop series. Soil volume no. 0.509

Publisher

Colorado State University Extension

Pub. Date

[2012]

Language

English

2) Quick fact sheet on the economics of Colorado fourteeners

Author

Keske, Catherine M

Series

Economic development report volume EDR07-20

Publisher

[Colorado State University, Department of Agricultural and Resources Economics]

Pub. Date

[2007]

Language

English

3) The economics of Colorado fourteeners: research summary

Author

Keske, Catherine M

Series

Economic development report volume EDR07-19

Publisher

[Colorado State University, Department of Agricultural and Resources Economics]

Pub. Date

[2007]

Language

English

4) Update on conservation easement guidelines: what every Colorado landowner should know

Author

Keske, Catherine M

Series

Bulletin volume 234
Economic development report volume EDR07-18

Publisher

[Colorado State University, Department of Agricultural and Resources Economics]

Pub. Date

Not Supplied

Language

English

5) Colorado fourteeners, estimating a price on the "priceless": a primer on when and how to apply economics to the environment

Author

Keske, Catherine M

Series

Economic development report volume EDR08-03

Publisher

[Colorado State University, Department of Agricultural and Resources Economics]

Pub. Date

[2008]

Language

English

6) Conservation easement guidelines: what every Colorado landowner should know

Author

Keske, Catherine M

Series

Economic development report volume EDR07-12

Publisher

[Colorado State University, Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics]

Pub. Date

[2007]

Language

English

7) Designing a technology-neutral, benefit-pricing policy for the electric power sector in Colorado

Publisher

[Colorado State University]

Pub. Date

[2010]

Language

English

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The benefit-pricing approach is technology neutral--it would link sourcing decisions to true social costs without favoring one technology platform over another. It is different from traditional, least-cost pricing. Under the proposed plan, generators would be financially rewarded for lowering the environmental costs that they pass on to society or for lowering the integration costs that they pass on to the bulk power provider--this would be on top...