Tadhg O’Mahony
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 5917950 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Tadhg O’Mahony |
| PRENOMES | Tadhg |
| SOBRENOME | O’Mahony |
| ASSINATURA | O’MAHONY T |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Environmental Protection Agency |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2480-7186 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 7 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 21 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 7 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2006 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Conflicting Messages From Weak and Strong Sustainability Metrics
Weak and strong sustainability represent two opposing ways of understanding sustainability. This is reflected in the metrics used to monitor both types of sustainability, where the former favours monetary aggregates of manufactured, human, and natural capital, while the latter favours biophysical indicators. A comparison of the outcomes of weak and strong sustainability metrics leads to conflicting messages between the two paradigms when assessin…
Cost-Benefit Analysis and the environment
Cost-Benefit Analysis is a key tool for evaluating welfare gains or losses from an investment. It is now well established that environmental impacts are crucial to consider the full welfare implications of a project. Debate has focussed on approaches to improve the valuation of environmental impacts, and controversy in the discounting of future impacts to present values. The issue of the time horizon of analysis is frequently overlooked. The fram…
Revisiting Isew Valuation Approaches
Resource efficiency and green economic sustainability transition evaluation of green growth productivity gap and governance challenges in Cambodia
This study provides an analysis of Cambodian socio‐economic and environmental development. The analysis applies the Sustainable Society Index—database and uses Sustainability Window analyses linked to the green growth strategy in Cambodia. The novel analyses provide criteria for weak and strong sustainability and are further developed to evaluate the green growth productivity gap. We have carried out empirical analyses using indicators of the dif…
Lessons for regional energy modelling
The subnational level embodied by regions and cities presents unique challenges for energy policy. Large metropolitan areas tend to be consumers rather than producers of energy, with two of the most critical sectors being transport and residential. The Madrid region in Spain – one of Europe’s most significant urban areas – represents such a phenomenon. The Long-Range Energy Alternatives Planning System (LEAP) modelling approach has been applied t…
Selecting environmental indicator for use in strategic environmental assessment
Decision-support framework for establishing objectives, targets and indicators for use in strategic environmental assessment
Strategic environmental assessment (SEA), uses indicators, together with objectives and targets to monitor change and predict impacts of proposed plans and programmes on the environment. Several environmental receptors are outlined in the European Union SEA Directive that must be addressed. The numerous lists of indicators available may be useful but may also restrict and influence practitioners. In this paper, a theoretical methodology is presen…
Selecting environmental indicator for use in strategic environmental assessment
Cost-Benefit Analysis and the environment
Cost-Benefit Analysis is a key tool for evaluating welfare gains or losses from an investment. It is now well established that environmental impacts are crucial to consider the full welfare implications of a project. Debate has focussed on approaches to improve the valuation of environmental impacts, and controversy in the discounting of future impacts to present values. The issue of the time horizon of analysis is frequently overlooked. The fram…
Resource efficiency and green economic sustainability transition evaluation of green growth productivity gap and governance challenges in Cambodia
This study provides an analysis of Cambodian socio‐economic and environmental development. The analysis applies the Sustainable Society Index—database and uses Sustainability Window analyses linked to the green growth strategy in Cambodia. The novel analyses provide criteria for weak and strong sustainability and are further developed to evaluate the green growth productivity gap. We have carried out empirical analyses using indicators of the dif…
Lessons for regional energy modelling
The subnational level embodied by regions and cities presents unique challenges for energy policy. Large metropolitan areas tend to be consumers rather than producers of energy, with two of the most critical sectors being transport and residential. The Madrid region in Spain – one of Europe’s most significant urban areas – represents such a phenomenon. The Long-Range Energy Alternatives Planning System (LEAP) modelling approach has been applied t…
Decision-support framework for establishing objectives, targets and indicators for use in strategic environmental assessment
Strategic environmental assessment (SEA), uses indicators, together with objectives and targets to monitor change and predict impacts of proposed plans and programmes on the environment. Several environmental receptors are outlined in the European Union SEA Directive that must be addressed. The numerous lists of indicators available may be useful but may also restrict and influence practitioners. In this paper, a theoretical methodology is presen…
Selecting environmental indicator for use in strategic environmental assessment
Revisiting Isew Valuation Approaches
Resource efficiency and green economic sustainability transition evaluation of green growth productivity gap and governance challenges in Cambodia
This study provides an analysis of Cambodian socio‐economic and environmental development. The analysis applies the Sustainable Society Index—database and uses Sustainability Window analyses linked to the green growth strategy in Cambodia. The novel analyses provide criteria for weak and strong sustainability and are further developed to evaluate the green growth productivity gap. We have carried out empirical analyses using indicators of the dif…
Lessons for regional energy modelling
The subnational level embodied by regions and cities presents unique challenges for energy policy. Large metropolitan areas tend to be consumers rather than producers of energy, with two of the most critical sectors being transport and residential. The Madrid region in Spain – one of Europe’s most significant urban areas – represents such a phenomenon. The Long-Range Energy Alternatives Planning System (LEAP) modelling approach has been applied t…
Cost-Benefit Analysis and the environment
Cost-Benefit Analysis is a key tool for evaluating welfare gains or losses from an investment. It is now well established that environmental impacts are crucial to consider the full welfare implications of a project. Debate has focussed on approaches to improve the valuation of environmental impacts, and controversy in the discounting of future impacts to present values. The issue of the time horizon of analysis is frequently overlooked. The fram…
Conflicting Messages From Weak and Strong Sustainability Metrics
Weak and strong sustainability represent two opposing ways of understanding sustainability. This is reflected in the metrics used to monitor both types of sustainability, where the former favours monetary aggregates of manufactured, human, and natural capital, while the latter favours biophysical indicators. A comparison of the outcomes of weak and strong sustainability metrics leads to conflicting messages between the two paradigms when assessin…
Business (4 obras) · Computer Science (4 obras) · Economic and Environmental Valuation (4 obras) · Environmental resource management (4 obras) · Sustainability (4 obras) · Sustainable Development and Environmental Policy (4 obras) · Climate Change Policy and Economics (3 obras) · Ecology (3 obras) · Economics (3 obras) · Geography (3 obras)