A new paper led by researchers from the Centre for Environmental Economics and Policy (CEEP) at The University of Western Australia is receiving international recognition for advancing understanding of how information about environmental values can improve decision-making. Published in the Journal of Environmental Economics and Management, The Value of a Value: The Benefits of Improved Decision Making Informed by Non-Market Valuation explores when investing in environmental

Most agricultural climate change research focuses on what happens to crops in fields. But what about after harvest? Research on 1.4 million truckloads of processing tomatoes in California reveals how heat and traffic damage food quality in transit, and what it means for the future of our food supply chains.

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