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Green Accounting Bibliography Entry

"Leakey: Save the Serengeti," Harvard Gazette, 25 April 2002, p. 13. [full text]

Conservationist Richard Leakey emphasized the importance of putting a dollar value on nature in a talk on "National parks: Do they have a place in conservation strategies for the 21st century?": "How can we introduce thinking that puts a dollar value on nature, and on natural beauty?" Leakey asked. "Why should a Picasso be worth $40 million, appreciating every year," when the Serengeti isn't?

Posted by Gernot Wagner on 4/25/2002.  

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