Economics and the Environment: Eco-DetectivesContact InformationPhone: 800-338-1192 Street Address: 1140 Avenue of the Americas Last Updated: 11-21-2004 Reviewer CommentsGeneral Content Presentation Pedagogy Teacher Usability Focus on Communities EE Program/Resource ss DetailsProvided by: National Council on Economic Education Description: Economics and the Environment: EcoDetectives is designed to help middle and secondary students apply economic reasoning to the study of environmental issues and problems. The subject matter focuses on real-life and controversial situations viewed through the perspective of economics and the application of market-based incentives. These situations include recycling, resource depletion, and the protection of endangered species. Eighteen independent activities are organized in four units: The Environment and the Economy, Incentives Matter, Using Market Forces to Improve the Environment, and Public Choice Theory and the Environmental Movement. Program/Resource Type: Curriculum Audience Served: 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 Cost: $29.95 EE Focus: Agriculture/Farming, Economics, Endangered Species, Natural Resources/Res. Mgmt., Population, Recycling/Waste Mgmt., Transportation Academic Focus: History/Social Sciences, Language Arts, Mathematics, Science Counties Served: Statewide View Sample Pages (PDF)
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