Overcoming local public opposition is a major challenge for the siting of carbon capture and
storage (CCS) facilities, not in the least because CCS facilities are perceived by the public …

A substantial amount of research relative to the not in my backyard (NIMBY) and locally
unwanted land use (LULU) phenomena has been conducted during the past two decades …

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The benefits of modern technology often involve health, safety and environmental risks that
produce public suspicion of technologies and aversion to certain products and substances …

Empirical evidence indicates that compensation can prove effective in gaining public
acceptance for siting facilities on the benign end of the spectrum (eg, landfills, prisons), but …

Public sentiment provides an important social reference for urban management and
planning. The relationship between public sentiment and a single type of land use has …

This study examines both behavioral and attitudinal dimensions of public opposition to the
siting of a recycling center using inperson surveys and observed measures of behavior. This …

This article focuses on the “wicked problem” of siting nuclear waste repositories. It
addresses the question of why local communities are not willing to host nuclear waste …

Economic compensation has been documented in many studies globally as an important
strategy for enhancing acceptance by local residents of potentially hazardous facilities …

Payments to communities from landfill developers in exchange for permission to construct,
expand, or operate a landfill have become popular. The value of this host compensation …