Economic Incentives for Pollution Control: by Geographic Area

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4.2.2. Direct Discharge Fees

4.2.3. Examples of State Effluent Fees: Louisiana, California, and Wisconsin

4.3.1. Permit Fees

4.3.1.2. Air Emission Permit Fees in the South Coast Air Quality Management District

4.3.1.3. California "Hot Spots" Fees

4.4.1. Variable Pricing Program

4.4.3. Hazardous Waste Taxes

4.6. ROAD USER FEES

5.2. BEVERAGE CONTAINERS

5.2.2. California Beverage Container Recycling Program

6.1.1.5. Evaluation of Emissions Trading Program

6.1.11. Heavy Duty Truck Engine Emissions

7.2.4. Loans and Tax-exempt Bonds

7.5.2. Deposit Handling Fees

7.5.3. Recycling Loans and Grants

7.7.2. State Subsidies

7.7.3. Car Buyback Schemes

8.3. CIVIL AND CRIMINAL LIABILITY

9.4. PROPOSITION 65

9.5. HOT SPOTS ACT

9.6. ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY ACTS

9.8. ENVIRONMENTAL PERFORMANCE AWARDS

FIGURE 4-3: HOUSEHOLD WASTE LANDFILLING AND RECYCLING IN SAN JOSE

TABLE 3-1: QUANTITATIVE STUDIES OF POTENTIAL SAVINGS FROM USING ECONOMIC INCENTIVES TO CONTROL AIR POLLUTION

TABLE 3-2: QUANTITATIVE STUDIES OF POTENTIAL SAVINGS FROM USING ECONOMIC INCENTIVES TO CONTROL WATER POLLUTION

TABLE 4-1: OVERVIEW OF FEES, CHARGES, AND TAXES IN ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY

TABLE 4-2: STATE EFFLUENT FEES AS OF DECEMBER 1993

TABLE 4-4: EMISSION FEES IN SOUTH COAST AIR QUALITY MANAGEMENT DISTRICT

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