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AUTHOR INDEX FOR VOLUME 26
A Chowdhury, F.J., Amin, A.T.M.N.: Environmental as-
Ahammed, A.KM.R., Nixon, B.M.: Environmental sessment in slum improvement programs: Some
impact monitoring in the EIA process of South evidence from a study on infrastructure projects in
Australia, 426 two Dhaka slums, 530
Albergaria, R., Fidelis, T.: Transboundary EIA: Iberian Christensen, P.: Danish experiences on EIA of livestock
experiences, 614 projects, 468
Amin, A.T.M.N., see Chowdhury, F.J. Cloquell-Ballester, V.-A., Cloquell-Ballester, V.-A.,
Androulidakis, I., Karakassis, I.: Evaluation of the EIA Monterde-Diaz, R., Santamarina-Siurana, M.-C.:
system performance in Greece, using quality indica- Indicators validation for the improvement of envi-
tors, 242 ronmental and social impact quantitative assessment,
Atkinson, S.F., Canter, L.W., Ravan, M.D.: The influ- 79
ence of incomplete or unavailable information on Cloquell-Ballester, V.-A., see Cloquell-Ballester, V.-A.
environmental impact assessment in the USA, 448 Cowell, R., see Snell, T.
B D
Balfors, B., see Gontier, M. De Nooij, R.J.W., Lotterman, K.M., van de Sande,
Barratt, B.I.P., Moeed, A., Malone, L.A.: Biosafety P.H.J., Pelsma, T., Leuven, R.S.E.W., Lenders,
assessment protocols for new organisms in New H.J.R.: Validity and sensitivity of a model for
Zealand: Can they apply internationally to emerging assessment of impacts of river floodplain reconstruc-
technologies?, 339 tion on protected and endangered species, 677
Becker, J., see Wood, G. Doelle, M., Sinclair, A.J.: Time for a new approach to
Bronson, J., see Noble, B. public participation in EA: Promoting cooperation
Bruce, C.: Can contingent valuation resolve the “adding- and consensus for sustainability, 185
up problem” in environmental impact assessment?, Du Pisani, J.A., Sandham, L.A.: Assessing the perfor-
570
mance of SIA in the EIA context: A case study of
Bryan, H.: The Need for Indigenous Knowledge in South Africa, 707
Environmental Impact Assessment: The Case of
Ghana, 600
E
Edwards, J., see Kumagai, Y.
Cc
El-Fadl, K., see Chaker, A.
Canter, L.W., see Atkinson, S.F.
Erikstad, L., see Kvzerner, J.
Carroll, M.S., see Kumagai, Y.
Carter, J., Howe, J.: The Water Framework Directive and
the Strategic Environmental Assessment Directive: F
Exploring the linkages, 287 Fan, Y., Liu, L.-C., Wu, G., Wei, Y.-M.: Analyzing
Cashmore, M., see Pischke, F. impact factors of CO, emissions using the STIRPAT
Chaker, A., El-Fadl, K., Chamas, L., Hatjian, B.: A model, 377
review of strategic environmental assessment in 12 Fidelis, T., see Albergaria, R.
selected countries, 15 Fischer, T.B., Gazzola, P.: SEA effectiveness criteria—
Chamas, L., see Chaker, A. equally valid in all countries? The case of Italy, 396
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Author Index 747
Fortin, M.-J., Gagnon, C.: Interpreting major industrial Liou, M.-L., Yeh, S.-C., Yu, Y.-H.: Reconstruction and
landscapes: Social follow-up on meanings, the case systemization of the methodologies for strategic
of two aluminium smelters, Alcan (Alma, Canada) environmental assessment in Taiwan, 170
and Pechiney (Dunkirk, France), 725 Liu, L.-C., see Fan, Y.
Lohr, D., see Knaus, M.
Lotterman, K.M., see De Nooij, R.J.W.
G
Gagnon, C., see Fortin, M.-J.
M
Gale, F., see Gale, R.
Malone, L.A., see Barratt, B.1.P.
Gale, R., Gale, F.: Accounting for social impacts and
Moeed, A., see Barratt, B.1.P.
costs in the forest industry, British Columbia, 139
Monterde-Diaz, R., see Cloquell-Ballester, V.-A.
Gazzola, P., see Fischer, T.B.
MOrtberg, U., see Gontier, M.
Geneletti, D.: Some common shortcomings in the
treatment of impacts of linear infrastructures on
N
natural habitat, 257
Nixon, B.M., see Ahammed, A.K.M.R.
Glasson, J., see Perdicoulis, A.
Noble, B., Bronson, J.: Practitioner survey of the state of
Glasson, J., see Wood, G.
health integration in environmental assessment: The
Gontier, M., Balfors, B., Mértberg, U.: Biodiversity in
case of northern Canada, 410
environmental assessment—current practice and
Nuij, R.: The Future of Eco-labelling; Making Environ-
tools for prediction, 268
mental Product Information Systems Effective, 136
H
O
Hatjian, B., see Chaker, A.
O’ Regan, B., see Knaus, M.
Howe, J., see Carter, J.
P
J Paliwal, R.: EIA practice in India and its evaluation
Johnson, E.: Environmental Impact Assessment: Practi- using SWOT analysis, 492
cal Solutions to Recurrent Problems, 602 Partidario, M.R., see Vicente, G.
Pelsma, T., see De Nooij, R.J.W.
Perdicoulis, A., Glasson, J.: Causal networks in EIA, 553
K
Persson, J.: Theoretical reflections on the connection
Karakassis, I., see Androulidakis, I.
between environmental assessment methods and
Keeler, H.P., see Tularam, G.A.
conflict, 605
Kikuchi, R.: Penetration of hydrogen-based energy
Pischke, F., Cashmore, M.: Decision-oriented environ-
system and its potential for causing global environ-
ment assessment: An empirical study of its theory
mental change: Scoping risk analysis based on life
and methods, 663
cycle thinking, 206
Pélénen, I.: Quality control and the substantive
Knaus, M., Lohr, D., O’Regan, B.: Valuation of
influence of environmental impact assessment in
ecological impacts — a regional approach using
Finland, 481
the ecological footprint concept, 156
Kumagai, Y., Edwards, J., Carroll, M.S.: Why are
R
natural disasters not "natural" for victims?, 106
Ravan, M.D., see Atkinson, S.F.
Kumpulainen, S., see Sairinen, R.
Kverner, J., Swensen, G., Erikstad, L.: Assessing
S
environmental vulnerability in ELA—The content
Sairinen, R., Kumpulainen, S.: Assessing social impacts
and context of the vulnerability concept in an
in urban waterfront regeneration, 120
alternative approach to standard EIA procedure, 511
Sandham, L.A., see Du Pisani, J.A.
Santamarina-Siurana, M.-C., see Cloquell-Ballester,
L V.-A.
Lee, N.: Bridging the gap between theory and practice in Say, N.P., Yiicel, M.: Strategic environmental assessment
integrated assessment, 57 and national development plans in Turkey: Towards
Lenders, H.J.R., see De Nooij, R.J.W. legal framework and operational procedure, 301
Leuven, R.S.E.W., see De Nooij, R.J.W. Sinclair, A.J., see Doelle, M.
748 Author Index
Snell, T., Cowell, R.: Scoping in environmental impact Vicente, G., Partidario, M.R.: SEA Enhancing
assessment: Balancing precaution and efficiency?, communication for better environmental decisions,
359 696
Séderman, T.: Treatment of biodiversity issues in impact
assessment of electricity power transmission lines: A Ww
Finnish case review, 319 Walsh, F., see Therivel, R.
Stoeglehner, G., Wegerer, G.: The SEA-Directive and Wegerer, G., see Stoeglehner, G.
the SEA-Protocol adopted to spatial planning- Wei, Y.-M., see Fan, Y.
similarities and differences, 586 Wood, G., Glasson, J., Becker, J.: EIA scoping in
Swensen, G., see Kvzrner, J. England and Wales: Practitioner approaches, per-
spectives and constraints, 221
T Wu, G., see Fan, Y.
Therivel, R., Walsh, F.: The strategic environmental
Y
assessment directive in the UK: | year onwards,
663 Yeh, S.-C., see Liou, M.-L.
Tularam, G.A., Keeler, H.P.: The study of coastal ground Yu, Y.-H., see Liou, M.-L.
water depth and salinity variation using time-series Yiicel, M., see Say, N.P.
analysis, 633
Vv
Van de Sande, P.H.J., see De Nooij, R.J.W.
Vanclay, F.: Principles for social impact assessment: A
critical comparison between the international and US
documents, 3
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SUBJECT INDEX FOR VOLUME 26
A Assessment context
“Adding-up” problem Bridging the gap between theory and
Can contingent valuation resolve the practice in integrated assessment, 57
“adding-up problem” in environmental Assessment methods
impact assessment?, 570 Bridging the gap between theory and
Alternative energy practice in integrated assessment, 57
Penetration of hydrogen-based energy Assessment process
system and its potential for causing Bridging the gap between _ theory
global environmental change: Scoping and practice in integrated assess-
risk analysis based on life cycle think- ment, 57
ing, 206 Auditing
Alternatives Environmental impact monitoring in
Quality control and the substantive the EIA process of South Australia,
influence of environmental impact 426
assessment in Finland, 481 Autocorrelation
Alternatives The study of coastal groundwater
Assessing environmental vulnerability in depth and salinity variation using
EIA—The content and context of the time-series analysis, 633
vulnerability concept in an alternative
approach to standard EIA procedure, 511 B
ANSEA Biodiversity
Decision-oriented environmental as- Some common shortcomings in the
sessment: An empirical study of its treatment of impacts of linear
theory and methods, 643 infrastructures on _ natural habitat,
Arbitrary and capricious 257
The influence of incomplete or un- Biodiversity
available information on environmen- Validity and sensitivity of a model for
tal impact assessment in the USA, assessment of impacts of river flood-
448 plain reconstruction on protected and
Asia endangered species, 677
Reconstruction and systemization of Biodiversity assessment
the methodologies for strategic en- Biodiversity in environmental assess-
vironmental assessment in Taiwan, ment—current practice and tools for
170 prediction, 268
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Biodiversity impact assessment Communication
Treatment of biodiversity issues in Theoretical reflections on the connec-
impact assessment of electricity power tion between environmental assess-
transmission lines: A Finnish case ment methods and conflicts, 605
review, 319 Communication
Biological control agent SEA-Enhancing communication for
Biosafety assessment protocols for better environmental decisions, 696
new organisms in New Zealand: Can Conceptual framework
they apply internationally to emerging Why are natural disasters not "natural"
technologies?, 339 for victims?, 106
BIO-SAFE Conflict
Validity and sensitivity of a model for Theoretical reflections on the connec-
assessment of impacts of river flood- tion between environmental assess-
plain reconstruction on protected and ment methods and conflicts, 605
endangered species, 677 Content analysis
Biosafety protocol SEA effectiveness criteria—equally valid
Biosafety assessment protocols for in all countries? The case of Italy, 396
new organisms in New Zealand: Can Contingent valuation
they apply internationally to emerging Can contingent valuation resolve the
technologies?, 339 “adding-up problem” in environmen-
Birds Directive tal impact assessment?, 570
Validity and sensitivity of a model for Cross-correlation
assessment of impacts of river flood- The study of coastal groundwater
plain reconstruction on protected and depth and salinity variation using
endangered species, 677 time-series analysis, 633
British Columbia
Accounting for social impacts and D
costs in the forest industry, British Dams
Columbia, 139 Transboundary EIA: Iberian experi-
ences, 614
C Data mining
Canada Causal networks in EIA, 553
Time for a new approach to public Decision-making
participation in EA: Promoting coop- SEA — Enhancing communication for
eration and consensus for sustainabil- better environmental decisions, 696
ity, 185 Decision-oriented
Causal networks Decision-oriented environmental as-
Causal networks in EIA, 553 sessment: An empirical study of its
CO, emissions theory and methods, 643
Analyzing impact factors of CO,
emissions using the STIRPAT model, E
377 EA law
Coastal aquifer Time for a new approach to public
The study of coastal groundwater participation in EA: Promoting cooper-
depth and salinity variation using ation and consensus for sustainability,
time-series analysis, 633 185
Subject Index 751
Ecological footprint Environmental assessment
Valuation of ecological impacts—a Theoretical reflections on_ the
regional approach using the ecological connection between environmental
footprint concept, 156 assessment methods and_ conflict,
Effectiveness 605
Quality control and the substantive Environmental assessment
influence of environmental impact Decision-oriented environmental as-
assessment in Finland, 481 sessment: An empirical study of its
Efficiency theory and methods, 643
Scoping in environmental impact as- Environmental decision-making
sessment: Balancing precaution and Assessing environmental vulnerability
efficiency?, 359 in E[A—The content and context of the
EIA vulnerability concept in an alternative
Scoping in environmental impact as- approach to standard EIA procedure,
sessment: Balancing precaution and 511
efficiency?, 359 Environmental impact
EIA Indicators validation for the im-
Danish experiences on EIA of live- provement of environmental and
stock projects, 468 social impact quantitative assess-
EIA ment, 79
Assessing environmental vulnerability in Environmental impact assessment
EIA—tThe content and context of the Valuation of ecological impacts—a
vulnerability concept in an alternative regional approach using the ecological
approach to standard EIA procedure, 511 footprint concept, 156
EIA Environmental impact assessment
Transboundary EIA: Iberian experi- Biodiversity in environmental assess-
ences, 614 ment—current practice and tools for
EIA prediction, 268
Validity and sensitivity of a model for Environmental impact assessment
assessment of impacts of river flood- Treatment of biodiversity issues in impact
plain reconstruction on protected and assessment of electricity power transmis-
endangered species, 677 sion lines: A Finnish case review, 319
EIA-screening Environmental impact assessment
Danish experiences on EIA of live- Quality control and the substantive
stock projects, 468 influence of environmental impact
Electricity power transmission assessment in Finland, 481
Treatment of biodiversity issues in Environmental impact assessment
impact assessment of electricity power EIA practice in India and its evaluation
transmission lines: A Finnish case using SWOT analysis, 492
review, 319 Environmental impact assessment
Environmental assessment Assessing environmental vulnerability
Environmental assessment in slum im- in ELA—The content and context of the
provement programs: Some evidence vulnerability concept in an alternative
from a study on infrastructure projects approach to standard EIA procedure,
in two Dhaka slums, 530 511
752 Subject Index
Environmental impact assessment F
Can contingent valuation resolve the Flood defence
“adding-up problem” in environmen- Validity and sensitivity of a model for
tal impact assessment?, 570 assessment of impacts of river flood-
Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) plain reconstruction on protected and
Causal networks in EIA, 553 endangered species, 677
Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Follow-up
Assessing the performance of SIA in Environmental impact monitoring in
the EIA context: A case study of South the EIA process of South Australia,
Africa, 707 426
Environmental impact assessment (EIA) Fragmentation
Evaluation of the EIA system perfor- Some common shortcomings in the
mance in Greece, using quality indica- treatment of impacts of linear infra-
tors, 242 structures on natural habitat, 257
Environmental impact assessment (EIA)
Environmental impact monitoring in G
the EIA process of South Australia, GIS-based ecological modelling
426 Biodiversity in environmental assess-
Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) ment—current practice and tools for
Causal networks in EIA, 553 prediction, 268
Environmental impact monitoring (EIM) Global change
Environmental impact monitoring in Penetration of hydrogen-based energy
the EIA process of South Australia, system and its potential for causing
426 global environmental change: Scoping
Environmental monitoring risk analysis based on life cycle think-
Environmental assessment in slum ing, 206
improvement programs: Some evi- Greece
dence from a study on infrastructure Evaluation of the EIA system perfor-
projects in two Dhaka slums, 530 mance in Greece, using quality indica-
Environmental problems tors, 242
Environmental assessment in slum Guide land values
improvement programs: Some _ evi- Valuation of ecological impacts—a
dence from a study on _ infrastruc- regional approach using the ecological
ture projects in two Dhaka slums, footprint concept, 156
530 Guidelines and Principles
EU-SEA-Directive Principles for social impact assess-
The SEA-Directive and the SEA-Pro- ment: A critical comparison between
tocol adopted to spatial planning— the international and US documents, 3
similarities and differences, 586
Expenses and benefits of SEA H
The SEA-Directive and the SEA- Habitat
Protocol adopted to spatial plan- Some common shortcomings in the
ning—similarities and differences, treatment of impacts of linear infra-
586 structures on natural habitat, 257
Subject Index 753
Habitats Directive Industrial forestry
Validity and sensitivity of a model for Accounting for social impacts and
assessment of impacts of river flood- costs in the forest industry, British
plain reconstruction on protected and Columbia, 139
endangered species, 677 Industrial megaproject
Hard look Interpreting major industrial land-
The influence of incomplete or un- scapes: Social follow-up on meanings,
available information on environmen- the case of two aluminium smelters,
tal impact assessment in the USA, Alcan (Alma, Canada) and Pechiney
448 (Dunkirk, France), 725
Health assessment Infrastructure
Practitioner survey of the state of health Environmental assessment in slum im-
integration in environmental assess- provement programs: Some evidence
ment: The case of northern Canada, 410 from a study on infrastructure projects
Health integration in two Dhaka slums, 530
Practitioner survey of the state of Integrated impact assessment
health integration in environmental Assessing the performance of SIA in
assessment: The case of northern the EIA context: A case study of South
Canada, 410 Africa, 707
Holistic assessment Integrated assessment
Danish experiences on EIA of live- Bridging the gap between theory
stock projects, 468 and practice in integrated assess-
Hydrogen production ment, 57
Penetration of hydrogen-based energy International Principles
system and its potential for causing Principles for social impact assessment:
global environmental change: Scop- A critical comparison between the
ing risk analysis based on life cycle international and US documents, 3
thinking, 206 Italy
SEA effectiveness criteria—equally
I valid in all countries? The case of
Impact significance Italy, 396
EIA scoping in England and Wales:
Practitioner approaches, perspectives L
and constraints, 221 Landscape assessment
India Interpreting major industrial land-
EIA practice in India and its evaluation scapes: Social follow-up on meanings,
using SWOT analysis, 492 the case of two aluminium smelters,
Indicators Alcan (Alma, Canada) and Pechiney
Indicators validation for the improve- (Dunkirk, France), 725
ment of environmental and social Landscape meaning
impact quantitative assessment, 79 Interpreting major industrial land-
Indirect environmental impact valuation scapes: Social follow-up on meanings,
Valuation of ecological impacts—a the case of two aluminium smelters,
regional approach using the ecological Alcan (Alma, Canada) and Pechiney
footprint concept, 156 (Dunkirk, France), 725
754 Subject Index
Legal, institutional and procedural frame- National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA)
works The influence of incomplete or un-
A review of strategic environmental available information on environmen-
assessment in 12 selected countries, tal impact assessment in the USA,
15 448
Legislation National legislation
Quality control and the substantive Assessing the performance of SIA in
influence of environmental impact the EIA context: A case study of South
assessment in Finland, 481 Africa, 707
Life cycle thinking Natura 2000
Penetration of hydrogen-based energy Danish experiences on EIA of live-
system and its potential for causing stock projects, 468
global environmental change: Scoping Natural disaster
risk analysis based on life cycle think- Why are natural disasters not “natural”
ing, 206 for victims?, 106
Livestock projects NEPA
Danish experiences on EIA of live- Principles for social impact assess-
stock projects, 468 ment: A critical comparison between
the international and US documents,
M 3
Matrix Northern Canada
Reconstruction and systemization of Practitioner survey of the state of
the methodologies for strategic en- health integration in environmental
vironmental assessment in Taiwan, assessment: The case of northern
170 Canada, 410
Method
Theoretical reflections on the connec- P
tion between environmental assess- Partial least squares regression
ment methods and conflict, 605 Analyzing impact factors of CO,
Methodology emissions using the STIRPAT model,
Reconstruction and systemization of 377
the methodologies for strategic envi- Participation
ronmental assessment in Taiwan, 170 Scoping in environmental impact as-
Methodology sessment: Balancing precaution and
Interpreting major industrial land- efficiency?, 359
scapes: Social follow-up on meanings, Participation
the case of two aluminium smelters, Environmental assessment in slum
Alcan (Alma, Canada) and Pechiney improvement programs: Some evi-
(Dunkirk, France), 725 dence from a study on infrastructure
projects in two Dhaka slums, 530
N Planning
National development plans Assessing social impacts in urban
Strategic environmental assessment waterfront regeneration, 120
and national development plans in Portugal
Turkey: Towards legal framework and Transboundary EIA: Iberian experi-
operational procedure, 301 ences, 614
Subject Index 755
Potential risk Q
Penetration of hydrogen-based energy Quality control
system and its potential for causing Quality control and the substantive
global environmental change: Scoping influence of environmental impact
risk analysis based on life cycle think- assessment in Finland, 481
ing, 206 Quality indicators
Power lines Evaluation of the EIA system performance
Treatment of biodiversity issues in in Greece, using quality indicators, 242
impact assessment of electricity power Quantitative tool
transmission lines: A Finnish case Indicators validation for the im-
review, 319 provement of environmental and social
Practice impact quantitative assessment, 79
Environmental impact monitoring in the
EIA process of South Australia, 426 R
Practitioner survey Rationality
Practitioner survey of the state of Theoretical reflections on the connec-
health integration in environmental tion between environmental assess-
assessment: The case of northern ment methods and conflict, 605
Canada, 410 Regulation
Precautionary principle Biosafety assessment protocols for
Scoping in environmental impact as- new organisms in New Zealand: Can
sessment: Balancing precaution and they apply internationally to emerging
efficiency?, 359 technologies?, 339
Prediction and assessment Responsibility
Some common shortcomings in the Why are natural disasters not “natural”
treatment of impacts of linear infra- for victims?, 106
structures on natural habitat, 257 River Rhine
Prediction tools Validity and sensitivity of a model for
Biodiversity in environmental assess- assessment of impacts of river flood-
ment—current practice and tools for plain reconstruction on protected and
prediction, 268 endangered species, 677
Process review River basin management plans
Treatment of biodiversity issues in The Water Framework Directive and the
impact assessment of electricity power Strategic Environmental Assessment
transmission lines: A Finnish case Directive: Exploring the linkages, 287
review, 319 Road and railway projects
Public participation Biodiversity in environmental assess-
Time for a new approach to public ment—current practice and tools for
participation in EA: Promoting coopera- prediction, 268
tion and consensus for sustainability, 185
Project planning and implementation S
Environmental assessment in slum Salinity intrusion
improvement programs: Some evi- The study of coastal groundwater
dence from a study on infrastructure depth and salinity variation using
projects in two Dhaka slums, 530 time-series analysis, 633