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E-raamat: Assessing Impact: Handbook of EIA and SEA Follow-up [Taylor & Francis e-raamat]

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  • Formaat: 360 pages
  • Ilmumisaeg: 01-Oct-2004
  • Kirjastus: Earthscan Ltd
  • ISBN-13: 9781849770507
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  • Formaat: 360 pages
  • Ilmumisaeg: 01-Oct-2004
  • Kirjastus: Earthscan Ltd
  • ISBN-13: 9781849770507
Written and edited by an authoritative team of internationally known experts in environmental impact assessment (EIA), this is the first book to present in a coherent manner the theory and practice of EIA and strategic environmental assessment (SEA) follow-up.

Without some form of follow-up, the consequences of impact assessments and the environmental outcomes of development projects will remain unknown. Assessing Impact examines both EIA follow-up and the emerging practice of SEA follow-up, and showcases follow-up procedures in various countries throughout Europe, North America and Australasia. Theoretical and legislative perspectives are examined in the light of detailed case study examples, and the authors present a micro-, macro- and meta scale analysis of EIA practice ranging from individual plan and project level through to the jurisdictional level, as well as an analysis of the concept of EIA. Full coverage is given to the roles of proponents, both private and governmental, EIA regulators and the affected public in designing and executing follow-up programmes. This book is the must-have tool for impact assessment professionals, academics, regulators and proponents working on projects of all scales in all jurisdictions.
List of Figures, Tables and Boxes
ix
List of Acronyms and Abbreviations
xiv
About the Contributors xvii
Preface xx
Introduction to EIA Follow-up
1(21)
Angus Morrison-Saunders
Jos Arts
Introduction
1(2)
What is EIA follow-up?
3(3)
Need for EIA follow-up
6(2)
Objectives of EIA follow-up
8(1)
Historical overview
9(1)
Contextual setting for EIA follow-up
10(4)
Outcomes of follow-up
14(2)
Challenges for EIA follow-up
16(1)
Overview of the book
17(5)
Theoretical Perspectives on EIA and Follow-up
22(20)
Jos Arts
Angus Morrison-Saunders
Introduction
22(1)
Origins of the concept of EIA and follow-up
22(4)
Relationship between planning and EIA
26(2)
The tension between theory and practice
28(5)
Positioning EIA follow-up in the planning process
33(4)
From theory to practice
37(5)
A Practical Framework for EIA Follow-up
42(21)
Jill Baker
Introduction
42(1)
Background
42(1)
Methodology
43(1)
A practical follow-up framework
43(14)
Relationship between the follow-up framework and the generic EIA process
57(3)
Conclusions
60(3)
Designing for EIA Follow-up: Experiences from The Netherlands
63(34)
Jos Arts
Johan Meijer
Introduction
63(1)
EIA and follow-up in The Netherlands
63(5)
Screening: Determining the need for EIA follow-up
68(5)
Scoping: Defining the content of EIA follow-up
73(6)
The result of screening and scoping: A follow-up programme
79(6)
The Derde Merwedehaven waste disposal facility
85(8)
Conclusions
93(4)
Appraising Effects of Mitigation Measures: The Grand Coulee Dam's Impacts on Fisheries
97(21)
Leonard Ortolano
Christine L. May
Introduction
97(1)
Introduction to GCD and CBP
98(2)
Environmental Impact Statements for GCD and CBP
100(3)
Mitigation of impacts on Columbia River salmonids
103(4)
Difficulties in isolating effects of GCD and GCFMP
107(2)
Irreversible and irretrievable impacts of GCD on salmon
109(2)
Conclusions and policy implications
111(7)
Can Industry Benefit from Participation in EIA--follow-up? The ScottishPower Experience
118(36)
Ross Marshall
Introduction
118(3)
UK EIA regulations and follow-up practice
121(2)
Benefits of EIA follow-up for industry: Motivating factors for proponents
123(1)
Deriving value from EIA follow-up: ScottishPower's experience and case studies
124(11)
The management of EIA follow-up: Improving practice
135(3)
A practical framework for environmental management plans
138(9)
Discussion and conclusions
147(7)
EIA Follow-up and Adaptive Management
154(24)
Angus Morrison-Saunders
Bryan Jenkins
John Bailey
Introduction
154(1)
The importance of environmental management
155(2)
EIA follow-up and environmental management in Western Australia
157(12)
Factors promoting adaptive environmental management in EIA
169(2)
Future directions for EIA follow-up and adaptive environmental management
171(4)
Conclusions
175(3)
The Independent Environmental Watchdog: A Canadian Experiment in EIA Follow-up
178(19)
William A. Ross
Introduction
178(1)
Ekati Mine
179(9)
Independent Environmental Monitoring Agency
188(3)
Community involvement in follow-up studies
191(1)
Evaluation of the Agency
192(5)
Learning by Doing: EIA Follow-up in Hong Kong
197(27)
Elvis Au
Simon Hui
Introduction
197(1)
Overview of EIA procedures in Hong Kong
198(10)
Process innovations in EIA follow-up
208(5)
Content innovations in EIA follow-up
213(3)
Case study: Penny's Bay redevelopment
216(3)
Follow up to Strategic Environmental Assessment
219(1)
Conclusions and lessons learned
220(4)
Follow-up in Current SEA Understanding
224(24)
Maria Rosario Partidario
Thomas B. Fischer
Introduction
224(1)
Current understanding of SEA
224(6)
Rationale and goals of follow-up in SEA
230(2)
Types of SEA follow-up
232(2)
Tiers in strategic decision-making and consequences for follow-up
234(3)
Existing requirements for follow-up
237(2)
Follow-up case examples in existing policy-, plan- and programme-making
239(4)
Methodological guidance for follow-up
243(1)
Conclusions
244(4)
On Evaluating the Success of EIA and SEA
248(38)
Barry Sadler
Introduction
248(1)
Organizing concepts and delineation of approach
249(4)
Meta-evaluation of the success of EIA and SEA as policy concepts and tools
253(9)
Macro-evaluation of the success of EIA and SEA systems and components
262(14)
Micro-evaluation of the success of EIA and SEA application
276(3)
Conclusion
279(7)
Lessons for EIA Follow-up
286(29)
Jos Arts
Angus Morrison-Saunders
Introduction
286(1)
Best practice EIA follow-up
287(11)
Principles for effective EIA follow-up
298(5)
Future directions for EIA follow-up
303(9)
Conclusion
312(3)
Appendix 1: Framework for EIA Follow-up and Effectiveness and Performance Review (Adapted from Sadler, 1996) 315(9)
Index 324


Angus Morrison-Saunders is Senior Lecturer in Environmental Assessment at Murdoch University, Australia. Jos Arts is Manager of the EIA/Transportation Centre of the Dutch Ministry of Transport.