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E-grāmata: Environmental Impact Assessment: Incorporating Sustainability Principles

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This book provides a detailed treatment of the ecological, economic and social impacts in the context of environmental impact assessment (EIA) and makes clear the necessary link between EIA and the sustainability principles of protecting biodiversity, risk aversion, and inter and intra-generational equity.  It proposes that the benefits and costs of a project need to be weighted according to who bears them, giving particular attention to the planet’s poor. Furthermore, this book presents a comprehensive analysis of environmental offsetting which has come to be commonly resorted to when negative impacts cannot be mitigated. In this context, the book argues that offsetting is only viable if advanced offsets are quarantined through a Strategic Environmental Impact approach. Finally, the book explores the role of the various disciplines which need to be mastered in undertaking an EIA.

This book takes you on a journey from the beginning of environmental impact assessment to the present day. It is a scholarly warts and all study. For each trial and tribulation, Hundloe presents a remedy. It is essential reading and an invaluable reference for environmental practitioners, politicians, policy makers, academics and, the most important group, future environmental practitioners.

Part I The Background to Environmental Impact Assessment
1(98)
1 Environmental Impact Assessment: The Awakening
3(28)
2 Linking EIA to the Principles of Sustainable Development
31(18)
3 Sustainability Perspectives: Ecological, Economic and Social
49(32)
4 EIA Laws and Policies: From NEPA to the World
81(18)
Part II Tightening the Nuts and Bolts of EIA
99(106)
5 If We Don't Need The Project, Don't Build It
101(10)
6 The Special Case of Mining
111(12)
7 Whose Need and at What Cost?
123(8)
8 Maslow and the Need to Survive
131(8)
9 Distorting Need
139(8)
10 Project Alternatives and Other EIA Principles
147(16)
11 Ethical Dilemmas in EIA
163(10)
12 Public Involvement
173(10)
13 The Baselines and Uncertainty
183(22)
Part III Offsetting Environmental Damage
205(52)
14 The Principles of Offsetting
207(20)
15 Can We Convert Biodiversity into Dollars?
227(10)
16 Illustrating Offsets
237(20)
Part IV What Is to Be Done?
257(46)
17 Faults to Fix in the EIA Game
259(10)
18 Improving the Quality of EIAs: Professionalism
269(10)
19 Specialist and Generalist Earth Doctors
279(10)
20 The A to Z of Environmental Qualifications
289(14)
References and Bibliography 303(4)
Index 307
Tor Hundloe is a pioneer of environmental impact assessment. He is Emeritus Professor at the University of Queensland, Australia and an original staff member of the worlds first environmental school, at Griffith University. His research has taken him to environmental hot spots around the world. He has the prestigious Order of Australia.