Environmental Impact Assessment. Proceedings of a Seminar of the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe, Villach, Austria, September 1979

Content: 
United Nations Economic Commission for Europe, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Introduction, Pages ix-xviii
Conclusions and Recommendations, Pages xix-xxvi
Address on Behalf of the Government of Austria, Pages xxvii-xxviii
Introductory Statement by the Executive Secretary of the Economic Commission for Europe, Pages xxix-xxxv
Environmental Impact Assessment: Procedural and Institutional Questions, Pages 1-27
Environment Impact Assessment Methodologies in Canada, Pages 31-37
Methodology for Environmental Impact Assessment Based on Case Studies in The Netherlands, Pages 39-52
Costs of Environmental Impact Statements and the Benefits They Yield in Improvements to Projects and Opportunities for Public Involvement, Pages 53-63
“Desegregating” NEPA: A Stronger Role for Alternatives in Environmental Impact Assessment, Pages 65-75
Methodology and Comprehensive Monitoring Programme for Environmental Pollution, Pages 77-86
A Methodology Used in Spain for Assessing Air Quality Impact1, Pages 87-91
Methods of Environmental Impact Analysis in the United Kingdom: Current Practice and Future Prospects, Pages 93-105
A QUANTITATIVE METHOD FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF EXTERNAL EFFECTS, Pages 107-119
Economic and Non-economic Assessment of Environmental Impact on a Region, Pages 121-122
System of Planning for the Study of Interaction Between Economy and Nature, Pages 123-128
Indicators for Environmental Impact Assessment, Pages 129-131
Assessment of the Use of the Water Resources of the Byelorussian SSR in Planning and Decision-making, Pages 135-136
Experience of Environmental Impact Assessment in the Planning System of the German Democratic Republic, Pages 137-142
Environmental Impact Assessment in the Netherlands' Physical Planning Process, Pages 143-153
Integration of Environmental Impact Assessment into the Planning and Decision-Making Process, Pages 155-162
The Integration of Environmental Impact Appraisal into the United Kingdom Planning System, Pages 163-166
Basic Principles and Methods of Environmental Protection Planning in the USSR, Pages 167-168
The Choice of Main Directions and the Development of Special-purpose Programmes for Activities to Solving the Important Scientific and Technical Problems of the Environment, Pages 169-173
Ecological Models in the Land-use Policy-Making Process, Pages 175-181
Models for Impact Assessment for Important Public Works: Case Study of a Linear Infrastructure 2 × 400 kV High-tension Electric Power Line from Chinon to Distre, Pages 183-184
Les Methodes d'Etudes d'Impact pour les Grands Ouvrages: Etude de Cas d'une Infrastructure Lineaire la Ligne de Transport d'Energie Electrique a Haute Tension 2 × 400 kV Chinon-Distre, Pages 185-193
Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Based on the Example of Federal Highway Planning, Pages 195-203
Complex Development Programme for the Balaton Region, Pages 205-209
Development of Impact Studies on Infrastructures for Authorities and Railways in Switzerland: Procedures, Institutions, Methods and Planning, Pages 211-223
Environmental Aspects of the Installation of a Pulp Mill, Pages 225-235
The Search for Optimum Coastal Locations for Oil Refineries, Pages 237-252
The Decision to Develop Petro-chemical Industry in Bamble Municipality, County of Telemark (South-Norway), Pages 253-262
Environmental Appraisal for Future Petrochemical Developments at National and Regional Levels in Scotland, Pages 263-275
Public Participation in the Canadian Environmental Assessment and Review Process, Pages 279-289
Public Information and Participation in The Netherlands, Pages 291-302
Public Participation in Conservation and Sustainable Development of Nature Resources, Pages 303-306
Principles of International Law Concerning Information and Consultation in Regard to Questions of Transnational Pollution, Pages 309-318
Shaping Environmental Assessment for Use in International Activities, Pages 319-326
Methodology of Investigations of Long-Range Transport of Sulphur Compounds, Pages 327-335