The Major Paper must be on some aspect of ecological economics or conventional e

The Major Paper must be on some aspect of ecological economics or conventional environmental economics, either from a selected list of topics or by agreement with the instructor. Total words; 2,500-3,500. The paper is due December 10. Evaluation criteria: The primary criteria used in evaluating written work will be: 1) Mechanics: Your work must be completely free of grammatical errors, spelling errors or major factual errors. References can be in any style but the same format must be used consistently and they must be accurate. 2) Writing style: Your papers should be written in a clear and unambiguous style which assists, rather than impedes, communication with the reader. 3) Structure: Your written work should have a clear focus, provided by the research question, and a structure which logically flows from that focus. 4)Precision and accuracy: Precision means saying exactly and specifically what you mean, avoiding ambiguity and vague generalities. Accuracy refers to absence of major factual errors. 5) Analysis: Your analysis should display understanding of the topic and, based on that understanding, originality of thought. Topics: included in attached paper with details about the assignment