Environmental impact assessment review

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  Año 2005, Número 2

  • Notes on authors in this issue

    págs. 121-122

    

  • Contribution of a European spatial data infrastructure to the effectiveness of EIA and SEA studies

    Marc Vanderhaegen, Eva Muro

    págs. 123-142

    

  • Consideration of biodiversity in environmental impact assessment in Western Australia: practitioner perceptions

    A. Wegner, J. Bailey, S.A. Moore

    págs. 143-162

    

  • Towards increasing the utility of follow-up in Canadian EIA

    Bram Noble, Keith Storey

    págs. 163-180

    

  • A prototype framework for assessing risks to soil functions

    A.R. Williamson, J. Tzilivakis, K.A. Lewis

    págs. 181-195

    

  • The HORUS model¿inventory of atmospheric pollutant emissions from industrial combustion in Sao Paulo, Brazil

    Oswaldo Lucon, Edmilson Moutinho dos Santos

    págs. 197-214