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• Simulation-optimization approach for trading point and non-point source nutrient permits 

  Ranga Prabodanie, R.A.; Raffensperger, J.F.; Milke, M.W. (University of Canterbury. Civil and Natural Resources EngineeringUniversity of Canterbury. Management, 2009)

  Excess nutrients in surface water systems cause many environmental problems. Some governments restrict nutrient overloading through nutrient permits. Economic theory states that the best allocation of such permits is made ...

• A pollution offset system for trading non-point source water pollution permits 

  Ranga Prabodanie, R.A.; Raffensperger, J.F.; Milke, M.W.; Read, G. (University of Canterbury. Civil and Natural Resources EngineeringUniversity of Canterbury. Management, 2010)

  Water pollution from non‐point sources is a global environmental concern. Economists propose tradable permit systems as a solution, but they are difficult to implement due to the nature of non‐point sources. We present ...

• Evaluating the investment in pruning in the Lake Taupo and Lake Rotoaira Forest Estates 

  Fisher, Reihana R. (University of Canterbury, 2019)

  Pruning has been a major part of forest management since the early 1950s carried out to produce clearwood in the butt section of the stem. Pruning regimes are more intensive and require additional management compared to ...