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Water purification ecosystem services in the Integrated Economic-Environmental Model (IEEM): An application to investing in water quality in Uruguay
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• First integration of water purification services into a macroeconomic-ecosystem assessment framework. • We assess water quality investments in Uruguay using a multiregional Integrated Economic-Environmental Model (IEEM). • Investments boost economic and ecosystem indicators, revealing tradeoffs with food provisioning services. • This multiregional approach to regulating ecosystem services is adaptable across countries and policies. • The framework guides spatially targeted policies and compensation mechanisms to offset negative tradeoffs.
Keywords:
Water purification
Ecosystem services
Integrated Economic-Environmental Model
Water quality investment
Uruguay
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