My benefit-cost analysis reading list for Fall Semester

I'm teaching benefit-cost analysis this semester. The course is for upper level economics majors (ECO 4660) and non-economics graduate students (ECO 5660).  I have 6 books on my shelf but none of them are satisfactory for a variety of reasons (mostly, the theory is too deep and the estimating benefits chapters are dated). So, I'm using the EPA's Guidelines for Preparing Economic Analyses supplemented with the Haab and Whitehead Encyclopedia. Here is the reading list (suggestions welcome!):

	Topic	EPA Guidelines (Required)	Encyclopedia (Recommended)
1	Introduction & Background	Chapter 1, 2; (Boardman et al. Chapter 1)	Benefit–Cost Analysis, Executive Order 12291, Guidelines for Preparing Economic Analyses, Welfare
2	Market Failure	Chapter 3, Appendix A	Externality, Public Goods
3	Decision Rules & Sensitivity Analysis	(Boardman et al. Chapter 7)	Risk and Uncertainty
4	Baseline	Chapter 5
5	Discounting	Chapter 6	Discounting
6	Estimating Benefits	Chapter 7	Averting Behavior, Benefit Transfer, Choice Experiments, Contingent Behavior, Contingent Valuation, Experimental Economics and Valuation, Hedonic Price Method, Meta-Analysis, Nonmarket Valuation, Passive Use Value, Travel Cost Method, Value of Statistical Life
7	Estimating Costs	Chapter 8	Pollution Abatement Costs
8	Economic Impacts	Chapter 9, Appendix C	Green Jobs
9	Distribution	Chapter 10	Environmental Justice, Welfare and Equity
10	Case Studies