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    Introduction to Environmental Impact Assessment by Noble, Bram;

    Guide to Principles and Practice

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    Product details:

    • Publisher Oxford University Press
    • Date of Publication 26 January 2006
    • Number of Volumes Paperback

    • ISBN 9780195420906
    • Binding Paperback
    • No. of pages0 pages
    • Size xx12 mm
    • Weight 324 g
    • Language English
    • Illustrations 59 boxes, 27 tables, 27 figures
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    Short description:

    A core text for teaching environmental impact assessment, which focuses on procedural training and good principles and practices.

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    Long description:

    This book is designed as a primary text for teaching environmental impact assessment (EIA). The focus is procedural training in EIA, with an emphasis on good principles and prcatices of EIA. It provides extensive case studies, most of which are Canadian, but some of which are American, European and Australian. The approach is interdisciplinary, and provodes a balanced discussion of physical and human environments.

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    Table of Contents:

    * NOTE: Each chapter ends with a list of Key Terms, Study Questions and Exercises, and References
    List of Boxes
    List of Tables
    List of Figures
    Preface: Using This Guide
    Acknowledgements
    Part I: Environmental Impact Assessment Principles
    Chapter 1: Aims and Objectives of Environmental Impact Assessment
    Introduction
    Defining Environmental Impact Assessment
    EIA Objectives and Principles
    The Origins and Development of EIA
    EIA Origins
    EIA Development
    International Status of EIA
    Canada
    Australia
    European Union
    Japan
    China
    Developing Nations and Developmental Agencies
    EIA Process
    Benefits and Challenges to EIA
    Chapter 2: An Overview of Environmental Impact Assessment in Canada
    EIA in Canada
    Canadian EIA Systems
    Provincial EIA
    Northern EIA
    Legal Development of EIA
    EARP Origins
    Canadian Environmental Assessment Act
    Towards 'Higher-Order' Assessment
    EIA Directions
    Part II: Foundations of Environmental Impact Assessment
    Chapter 3: Nature and Classification of Environmental Impacts
    Environmental Effects and Impacts
    Order of Environmental Effects and Impacts
    Simple Classification of Effects and Impacts
    Nature of Environmental Effects and Impacts
    Temporal Characteristics of Impacts
    Magnitude, Direction, and Spatial Extent of Impacts
    Reversibility and Irreversibility of Impacts
    Likelihood of Impacts
    Chapter 4: Methods Supporting EIA Practice
    Methods and Techniques
    Methods for Impacts Identification and Classification
    Examination of Similar Projects
    Checklists
    Simple Matrices
    Interaction Matrices
    Networks
    Overlays and Features Mapping
    Systems Models
    Expert Judgement
    Methods Selection
    Techniques for Involvement and Communication
    Rationale for Public Involvement
    Levels of Public Involvement
    Identifying the Publics
    Methods and Techniques
    Elements for Successful Public Involvement
    Part III: Environmental Impact Assessment Practice
    Chapter 5: Screening Procedures
    Screening
    Screening Approaches
    Is an EIA Required?
    Screening Requirements in Canada
    Requirements for EIA
    Type of EIA Required
    Some General Guidelines for Project Screening
    Chapter 6: Scoping Procedures
    EIA Scoping
    Scoping Types and Functions
    Scoping Requistes
    Describe the Proposed Activity
    Scope Project Alternatives
    Establish Assessment Boundaries
    Identify Potential Impacts and Issues
    Scoping Continuation
    Chapter 7: Predicting Environmental Impacts
    Impact Prediction
    Basic Requirements of Impact Predictions
    Accuracy and Precision
    Techniques for Impact Prediction
    Mechanistic Models
    Statistical Models
    Balance Models
    Experimental Techniques
    Analogue Techniques
    Judgemental Techniques
    Predicting Impacts on the Biophysical Environment
    What to Predict
    Techniques
    Challenges to Impact Prediction
    Addresssing Uncertainity in Impact Prediction
    Verifiable Impact Predictions
    Chapter 8: Determining Impact Significance
    Impact Significance
    Determining Significance
    Impact Characteristics
    Impact Importance
    Methods, Techniques, and Guidance
    Fixed-Point Scoring
    Rating
    Paired Comparisons
    Scope of Significant Impacts
    Chapter 9: Managing Project Impacts
    Impact Management
    Managing Negative Impacts
    Avoidance
    Mitigation
    Rectification
    Compensation
    Managing Positive Impacts
    Creating Benefits
    Enhancing Benefits
    Measures That Support Impact Management
    Environmental Management Systems
    Environmental Protection Plans
    Impact Benefit Agreements
    EIA and Impact Management in Canada
    Chapter 19: Post-Decision Monitoring
    Follow-up
    Follow-up Components
    Rationale for Post-Decision Monitoring
    Compliance Monitoring
    Progress Monitoring
    Monitoring for Understanding
    Requirements for Effective Monitoring
    Ojectives and Priorities Identified
    Targeted Approach to Data Collection
    Hypothesis-based or Threshold-based Approaches
    Control Sites
    Continuity
    Adaptability, Flexibility, and Timeliness
    Inclusiveness
    Monitoring Methods and Techniques
    Part IV: Advancing Principles and Practices in Environmental Impact Assessment
    Chapter 11: Cumulative Environmental Effects
    Developing an Awareness of Cumulative Effects
    Definition of Cumulative Effects
    Sources of Cumulative Effects
    Types of Cumulative Effects
    Pathways of Cumulative Effects
    Cumulative Effects Assessment
    Spatial Boundaries for CEA
    Temporal Boundaries for CEA
    Methods for CEA
    Towards a Regional Approach to CEA in Canada
    Chapter 12: Strategic Environmental Assessment
    The Basis of Strategic Assessment
    Systems of SEA
    Aims and Objectives
    Types of SEA
    SEA Frameworks
    Screening
    Scoping
    Assessing Initiatives and Option Impacts
    Determining Significance
    Identifying the Preferred Option
    Directions in SEA
    Appendix I: Alternative Means: An Exercise in Project Assessment
    Appendix II: Alternative To: An Exercise in Strategic Assessment
    Glossary of Key Terms
    Index

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