1. Describe the economic values (could include direct and/or indirect use values) that New Orleans city officials may have taken into account when they decided to turn swamp land into the Agriculture Street Landfill in 1909. 2. Evaluate the externalities (hidden costs or benefits) that arose when New Orleans city officials decided to close a dumping ground and develop a residential neighborhood on the site. a. Why do you think city officials moved forward with the project? b. Be sure to include quotes that reflect the experiences of Gordon Plaza residents. 3. Give a brief analysis of how the plight that Gordon Plaza residents face relates to the bigger picture of conservation biology and biodiversity. a. Include in your analysis your thoughts on the investigations and actions taken by the Environmental Protection Agency to address Gordon Plaza