Readings from the environmental professional : National Environmental Policy Act
John Lemons
Abstract
John Lemons
Abstract
The National Environmental Policy Act and the role of the President's Council on environmental quality substantive scientific and technical guidance for NEPA analysis - pitfalls in the real world procedural vs substantive in NEPA law - cutting the gordian knot cumulative impact analysis under NEPA - recent legal developments achieving NEPA's purpose in the 1990s formal guidance for the use of science in EIA - analysis of agency procedures for implementing NEPA reasons and strategies for more effective NEPA implementation use of environmental assessment of federal agencies in NEPA implementation post-EIS environmental auditing - a first step to making rational environmental assessment a reality the role of environmental monitoring in responsible project management formalizing expert judgment in the environmental impact assessment process pragmatic suggestions for incorporating risk assessment principles in EIA studies ecological function and resilience - neglected criteria for environmental impact assessment and ecological risk analysis improving consideration of biodiversity in NEPA assessments when is a cost exorbitant under NEPA? designing and adapting the EIA planning process consideration of terrestrial environments in the review of environmental impact statements reducing global, regional and cumulative impacts with the National Environmental Policy Act addressing global climate change in NEPA reviews global climate change - what revisions to environmental assessment processes will mitigating strategies require? the use of science under the National Environmental Policy Act.
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The National Environmental Policy Act and the role of the President's Council on environmental quality substantive scientific and technical guidance for NEPA analysis - pitfalls in the real world procedural vs substantive in NEPA law - cutting the gordian knot cumulative impact analysis under NEPA - recent legal developments achieving NEPA's purpose in the 1990s formal guidance for the use of science in EIA - analysis of agency procedures for implementing NEPA reasons and strategies for more effective NEPA implementation use of environmental assessment of federal agencies in NEPA implementation post-EIS environmental auditing - a first step to making rational environmental assessment a reality the role of environmental monitoring in responsible project management formalizing expert judgment in the environmental impact assessment process pragmatic suggestions for incorporating risk assessment principles in EIA studies ecological function and resilience - neglected criteria for environmental impact assessment and ecological risk analysis improving consideration of biodiversity in NEPA assessments when is a cost exorbitant under NEPA? designing and adapting the EIA planning process consideration of terrestrial environments in the review of environmental impact statements reducing global, regional and cumulative impacts with the National Environmental Policy Act addressing global climate change in NEPA reviews global climate change - what revisions to environmental assessment processes will mitigating strategies require? the use of science under the National Environmental Policy Act.
Key concepts: National Environmental Policy Act, Environmental impact statement, Environmental impact assessment, Environmental planning, Agency (philosophy), Cumulative effects, Environmental law, Impact assessment