41. EPA: International Environmental Impact Assessment International environmental impact assessment. To learn more about EPA srole in international environmental impact assessment, please http://www.epa.gov/compliance/nepa/international/

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42. NSADP North Sinai Agricultural Development Project Discussion of the controversial Northern Sinai Agricultural Development Project and its possible effects based on an environmental impact assessment and regional politics. http://www.geocities.com/khodari/

43. Ramsar And Environmental Impact Assessment environmental impact assessment and the Ramsar Convention. Environmental ImpactAssessment Towards Guidelines for Adoption under the Ramsar Convention . http://www.ramsar.org/archives_pritchard.htm

About the Ramsar Convention Environmental Impact Assessment and the Ramsar Convention This paper was presented by David Pritchard to Technical Session A of the 6th Meeting of the Conference of the Contracting Parties in Brisbane, Australia, March 1996, and is reprinted here from volume 10/12a of the Brisbane Proceedings . It provides a clear and succinct introduction to the question of Environmental Impact Assessment, especially vis-à-vis the Ramsar Convention, and concludes with a potential set of draft guidelines for eventual use of the Contracting Parties. At the April 1997 meeting of the Scientific and Technical Review Panel, BirdLife International undertook to pursue this work further with a view to presenting recommendations to the Standing Committee in September 1997. Web Editor. "Environmental Impact Assessment: Towards Guidelines for Adoption under the Ramsar Convention" D. E. Pritchard BirdLife International/Royal Society for the Protection of Birds Appended to this written version of the technical session presentation is a suggested set of guidelines on environmental impact assessment for wetlands, which have been drawn up following wide consul-tation and which provide a basis for further discussion. The presentation itself begins by concentrating on the policy objectives of the issue, and the question of who needs what kind of standards or guidelines on what, and how to meet the need.

44. Committee For Environmental Protection - Environmental Impact Assessments Home Activities environmental impact assessments. Activities relatedto environmental impact assessments (Annex I of the Protocol). http://www.cep.aq/default.asp?casid=5083

45. RISKassessor.com: Risk Assessment And Management Risk management services, including risk assessment, risk analysis, QRA, reliability and maintainability analysis, and environmental impact assessment, for oil and gas facilities and pipelines http://www.riskassessor.com

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46. Good Practices - Possible Solutions - Environmental Impact Assessment GOOD PRACTICES Possible Solutions - environmental impact assessmentIntroduction. environmental impact assessment (EIA) is a tool http://www.agrifood-forum.net/practices/eia.asp

Sustainable Agri-Food Production and Consumption Forum Introduction Issues Sectors Possible Solutions ... Study GOOD PRACTICES - Possible Solutions - Environmental Impact Assessment Introduction Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) is a tool used to identify the environmental, social and economic impacts of a project prior to decision-making. It aims to predict environmental impacts at an early stage in project planning and design, find ways and means to reduce adverse impacts, shape projects to suit the local environment and present the predictions and options to decision-makers. By using EIA both environmental and economic benefits can be achieved, such as reduced cost and time of project implementation and design, avoided treatment/clean-up costs and impacts of laws and regulations. Key Elements Scoping: identify key issues and concerns of interested parties; Screening: decide whether an EIA is required based on information collected; Identifying and evaluating alternatives: list alternative sites and techniques and the impacts of each; Mitigating measures dealing with uncertainty: review proposed action to prevent or minimise the potential adverse effects of the project;

47. Environmental Software & Services: Advanced Computer Applications Specializes in the development and implementation of Integrated Environmental Information Systems and modelbased Decision Support Systems for a broad range of environmental planning and management applications, including risk, environmental impact assessment, ISO 14000, traffic and air pollution, and urban environmental management. http://www.ess.co.at

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48. Environmental Impact Assessment: The Quest For A Holistic Picture environmental impact assessment The Quest for a Holistic Picture. Dr.Susan Riha, Dr. Lois Levitan and Dr. John Hutson Cornell University. http://www.pmac.net/eialois.htm

Environmental Impact Assessment: The Quest for a Holistic Picture Dr. Susan Riha, Dr. Lois Levitan and Dr. John Hutson Cornell University This paper is adapted from a presentation by the authors at the Third National Integrated Pest Management Workshop/Symposium, held in Washington DC February 27-March 1 of this year. It was part of the General Session on the Economic, Environmental, Public Health and Social Impacts of IPM. These papers will be published by USDA/ERS in the forthcoming proceedings of the conference. Comments on this paper (or requests for copies sent as e-mail attachments formatted in MS Word) can be addressed to Dr. Lois Levitan. Questions/comments about the IPM Symposium and other papers presented there can be directed to Dr. Sarah Lynch at USDA/Economic Research Service. 1. Defining Environmental Impacts 1.1. Chemical to Biocriteria Although biocriteria are important indicators of environmental impact, their use raises several problems. There is not currently a widely-accepted, multi-dimensional measure of biological integrity/ecosystem quality (Barbour et al. 1995). An index of biotic integrity (IBI) has been developed using biosurvey data to construct a multimetric index of heterogeneous variables (Karr 1981, Simon and Lyons 1995). Criticism of this index approach include ambiguity, eclipsing of one metric by another, arbitrary variance , unreality involved in combining unlike metrics, post hoc justification, single linear scale of response, inability to use in diagnostics, and nonsense results. Simon and Lyons (1995) attempt to defend IBI in the face of these criticisms, but many of Suter's concerns are inherent to such indices and therefore should be taken seriously.

49. Striplin Environmental Specializing in contaminated sediment investigation and management, including dredged material characterization and environmental impact assessment. Washington State, USA. http://www.striplin.com

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50. The Nordic EIA Network Includes newsletters and proceedings of past conferences on EIA and SEA. http://www.nordregio.se/eian.htm

Nordic Network for Environmental Assessment, and Sustainable Regional Development Welcome to the homepage of the Nordic Network for Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA), Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) and Regional Development in a Nordic and Nordic - international perspective. The network is hosted by Nordregio. The Nordic EA Network background, purpose News and Annoncements (15 March 2004) Conferences and seminars The 6th EA Conference will be held in Norway in 2005. General information about the conference - The Conference programme in pdf For slides and abstracts - Conference proceedings wil be published by Nordregio during 2004 4th Nordic Environmental Assessment Conference Helsinki, Finland, September 6-7, 2001 ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT AND LINKS TO DECISION MAKING Nordic EIA Seminar The Role of EIA in the Planning and Decision Processes of Large Development Projects in the Nordic Countries Reykjavík, Iceland September 17 - 18, 2000

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53. MD - T-1306 Environmental Impact Assessment Regulations relating to environmental impact assessment. 2. Projectsfor which an environmental impact assessment is mandatory. http://odin.dep.no/md/engelsk/regelverk/lover/022041-200002/dok-bn.html

Odin Government Ministries Archive ... News Archive Regulations relating to Environmental Impact Assessment Laid down by Royal Decree of 21 May 1999 Content: Text of the regulations Appendix I Projects for which environmental impact assessment is mandatory Appendix II Projects listed in this appendix shall be evaluated using the criteria set out in § 4 of the regulations Appendix III Content of the notification, including a proposal for a study programme ... Chapter VII-a of the Planning and Building Act Laid down by Royal Decree of 21 May 1999 pursuant to section 5 of the Public Administration Act of 10 February 1967 and sections 6, 33-2, 33-3, 33-5, 33-9, 33-12 and 120a of the Act of 14 June 1985 No. 77, the Planning and Building Act. Submitted by the Ministry of the Environment. Cf Appendix XX of the EEA Agreement (Council Directives 85/337/EEC and 97/11/EC). § 1. Purpose and administrative provisions The purpose of environmental impact assessment is to elucidate the effects of projects that may have a significant impact on the environment, natural resources or the community. Environmental impact assessment shall ensure that such effects are taken into account during the planning of projects and when a decision is taken as to whether and if so subject to what conditions a project may be carried out. Appendices I, II, III and IV form part of these regulations.

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55. MD - Environmental Impact Assessment environmental impact assessment. Regulation relating to environmental impact assessment Laid down by Royal Decree of 21 May 1999. Environmental Cooperation http://odin.dep.no/md/engelsk/topics/environmental-impact-assessment/index-b-n-a

Odin Government Ministries Archive ... News Archive Environmental Impact Assessment The right to information on the consequences of encroachment on the environment is guaranteed by the Norwegian Constitution. Regulations in the Planning and Building Act for environmental impact assessments (EIA) make provision for public access to information on the consequences of major development projects which can have serious consequences for surrounding areas. The developer is required to draw up reports on the effects of the proposed project on the environment, natural resources and social structure. These reports ensure that the authorities have the information they need to decide whether the project should be approved. The reports also help ensure that the developer is made aware and obliged to take account of environmental consequences at the planning stage. The relevant sectoral authorities are responsible for supervising and approving the EIA. Regulations on EIAs are set out in Chapter VII-a of the Planning and Building Act. We have had provisions for EIA since 1990. The regulations conform to corresponding legislation in the EU, and are covered by the EEA agreement.

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57. VROM - Environmental Impact Assessment environmental impact assessment. Regulations of EIA in the NetherlandsThe implementation of the European directive on EIA 97/11/EC http://www2.vrom.nl/pagina.html?id=4916

58. Planning Advice Note PAN 58 : Contents Page Back. PAN 58 environmental impact assessment. September 1999ISSN 0141-514X ISBN 0 7480 89128 planning series. Contents. http://www.scotland.gov.uk/library/pan/pan58-00.htm

PAN 58 - Environmental Impact Assessment September 1999 ISSN 0141-514X ISBN 7480 89128 planning series Contents planning series Introduction legislative context record of EIA in Scotland ... Annex 5 Reviewing the Contents of an Environmental Statement

59. NEPAnet CEQ Task Force Council on Environmental Quality's central information hub for the U.S. National Environmental Policy Act and the federal environmental impact assessment process. http://ceq.eh.doe.gov/nepa/nepanet.htm

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60. The Environmental Impact Assessment (Uncultivated Land Or Semi-Natural Areas) (S THE environmental impact assessment (UNCULTIVATED LAND OR SEMINATURALAREAS) (SCOTLAND) REGULATIONS 2002. REGULATORY IMPACT ASSESSMENT. http://www.scotland.gov.uk/library4/ELLD/EI/00015083.aspx

06 June 2004 Home About News Publications ... The Environmental Impact Assessment (Uncultivated land or Semi-Natural Areas) (Scotland) Regulations 2002. THE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT (UNCULTIVATED LAND OR SEMI-NATURAL AREAS) (SCOTLAND) REGULATIONS 2002. REGULATORY IMPACT ASSESSMENT Title of regulatory proposal: The Environmental Impact Assessment (Uncultivated land or Semi-Natural Areas) (Scotland) Regulations 2002. Purpose and intended effect of the measure Issue and objective Issue: To implement obligations arising under Directive 85/337/EEC (as amended by Directive 97/11/EC) as far as they relate to the provisions on uncultivated land or semi-natural areas. Objectives: To introduce regulations which would implement these provisions effectively, minimising unnecessary burdens on land managers; To safeguard uncultivated land or semi-natural areas which may be significant in terms of biodiversity, historic interest or landscape by providing a mechanism to evaluate the environmental impacts of bringing such land into intensive agricultural use. Risk Assessment Failure to implement these measures would risk further land of environmental value being brought into intensive use without the environmental effects of the change being considered. Non implementation or failure to implement EU obligations fully would also lead to infraction proceedings being brought against the UK at the European Court of Justice.

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