Expanding FEMA’s Benefit Cost Analysis: Chittenden Living Shoreline Case Study

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Expanding FEMA’s Benefit Cost Analysis: Chittenden Living Shoreline Case Study

An effort by Save the Sound and Earth Economics to identify opportunities for the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and other federal agencies and funders to improve the ability of benefit-cost analysis tools to account for ecosystem-based benefits.

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Expanding FEMA’s Benefit Cost Analysis: Chittenden Living Shoreline Case Study

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