Environmental Impact Assessment

Canter, Larry W.

doi:10.1080/07349165.1982.9725447

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“…The methods which are rarely applied, apart from the wide possibilities of application within the range of: definition of issues, impact identification, effected environment description, impact prediction and impact assessment, are the methods based on the risk assessment [20,21].…”

Section: Tatiana Karkoszka Silesian University Of Technology Polandmentioning

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Risk assesment in quality environmental and safety operational control proceedings

Karkoszka¹

2015

Third International Conference on Advances in Management, Economics and Social Science - MES 2015

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Realization of the operational aims of the organization, planned within the range of the integrated quality, environmental and occupational safety management system, very often remains unintegrated, which in turn creates the necessity for searching the new solutions ensuring the real integration, which has been confirmed by the literature review and the initial analyses. The originality of the study is due to the authorial method of the integrated assessment of the process, which enables pointing its key operational criteria by valuing the difficulty of realization as well as valuing the integrated risk for each of the operational criterion. The developed methodology has been applied in the organization being in possession of the implemented integrated management system, however, describing the operational level of this system as the unintegrated one. The effect of implementing the methodology of operational processes criteria assessment, pointing the key criteria and their operational monitoring, was, confirmed by the organization, improvement of the actions effectiveness within the range of integration in planning and realizing the aims. Findings of the research are as follows: the developed methodology of the operational criteria assessment can constitute the complex tool for assessment of the realized by the organization processes in the context of possibilities for integrated fulfillment by these processes the following requirements: quality, environmental and occupational safety, and simultaneously giving the guidance for improving them. The methodology can also be the integral part of the operational control model being the base for ensuring the supervising conditions in the organizations which in the future will be willing to adjust their processes to the Operational planning and control requirements of the following amended norms: ISO 9001, ISO 14001 as well as ISO 45001.

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Section: Tatiana Karkoszka Silesian University Of Technology Polandmentioning

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Risk assesment in quality environmental and safety operational control proceedings

Karkoszka¹

2015

Third International Conference on Advances in Management, Economics and Social Science - MES 2015

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“…(Canter, 1995) EIA has traditionally been used during the planning stage of a new project to inform the stakeholders of the potential impacts of the project and its alternatives. Least impact may have to do with the site location, the chosen technology, and so on.…”

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Role of impact assessment for strategic environmental management at the firm level

Jones

Mason

2002

Impact Assessment and Project Appraisal

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“…Such monitoring should provide an account of EIA performance, regulatory compliance, mitigation performance evaluation, validation of impact-prediction techniques, verification of residual effects and linkages into contractual permitting, licenses and other management systems (Canter, 1996;MorrisonSaunders et al, 2001). Targeting these factors and their lack of effectiveness in the monitoring programs is then crucial to evaluating their performance.…”

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Environmental indicator frameworks to design and assess environmental monitoring programs

Ramos¹,

Caeiro²,

Melo³

2004

Impact Assessment and Project Appraisal

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Monitoring is fundamental to environmental impact assessment (EIA) both to assess adherence to standards and to support management options. The use of indicators assures that a monitoring program addresses only the key variables associated with significant environmental impacts and also improves monitoring communication and reporting processes. This paper develops a conceptual framework to design and assess an environmental post-decision monitoring program under EIA procedures -INDICAMP. It also discusses how current indicator frameworks can be used to design and evaluate the performance of environmental monitoring programs in projects. A coastal infrastructure case study demonstrates the usefulness of this methodology.

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Environmental Impact Assessment

Cited by 64 publications

References 16 publications

Risk assesment in quality environmental and safety operational control proceedings

Risk assesment in quality environmental and safety operational control proceedings

Role of impact assessment for strategic environmental management at the firm level

Environmental indicator frameworks to design and assess environmental monitoring programs

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