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Native fish restoration of a southwest stream following decommissioning of a hydroelectric facility

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Year Conference
2005
Year
2005

Citation

Overby, S.T., and Overby, C.D., 2005, Native fish restoration of a southwest stream following decommissioning of a hydroelectric facility: American Society of Civil Engineers, 60 p.

Summary

The paper suggests the ‘middle out’ as an additional, and sometimes alternative approach to ’bottom-up’ and ’ top-down’ efforts to drive low carbon innovations and practices in society. Individuals are often seen by policy makers as the target agents for changing their own behaviour. To induce bottom-up change in energy demand patterns, governmental and non-governmental organizations have produced information tools such as carbon calculators, real-time feedback, and media based campaigns encourage individuals to reduce their carbon emissions voluntarily. At the same time, government employs top-down regulatory approaches to reduce emissions. These are being demonstrated in the introduction of market mechanisms (e.g. emissions trading [...]

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  • Western Energy Citation Clearinghouse

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Alternate Titles

  • Watershed Management Conference
  • Managing watersheds for human and natural impacts—Engineering, ecological, and economic challenges

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Year Conference WECC 2005

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nameBillings, MT
typeConference Location

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typePages
value60

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