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Available online at www.sciencedirect.com xP aE lee e Sci, enceDir: ect EnviIrmopnamcetn tal Assessment a) ELSEVIER Environmental Impact Assessment Review 27 (2007) I-III Review www.elsevier.com/locate/eiar AUTHOR INDEX FOR VOLUME 27 A E Ali, S.H., see Mulvihill, P.R. Enick, O.V., Moore, M.M.: Assessing the assessments: Almasri, M.N.: Nitrate contamination of groundwater: A Pharmaceuticals in the environment, 707 conceptual management framework, 220 F B Findlay, A., see Petticrew, M. Bagli, S., see Geneletti, D. Benetto, E., Tiruta-Barna, L., Perrodin, Y.: Combining G lifecycle and risk assessments of mineral waste reuse Geneletti, D., Bagli, S., Napolitano, P., Pistocchi, A.: scenarios for decision making support, 266 Spatial decision support for strategic environmental Bina, O., see Wallington, T. assessment of land use plans. A case study in Bina, O.: A critical review of the dominant lines of southern Italy, 408 argumentation on the need for strategic environmental Geurts, P.A.T.M., see Kolkman, M.J. assessment, 585 Gontier, M.: Scale issues in the assessment of ecological Bjarnadottir, H., see Hilding-Rydevik, T. impacts using a GIS-based habitat model — A case Bots, P.W.G., see Karstens, S.A.M. study for the Stockholm region, 440 Byrne, G., see Donnelly, A. Greig, L.A., see Duinker, P.N. Cc H Cherp, A., Watt, A., Vinichenko, V.: SEA and strategy Hanusch, M., see Perdicoulis, A. formation theories: From three Ps to five Ps, 624 He, X., see Tao, T. Cloquell-Ballester, V.-A., Monterde-Diaz, R.., Hilding-Rydevik, T., Bjarnadottir, H.: Context awareness Cloquell-Ballester, V.-A., Santamarina-Siurana, M.-C.: and sensitivity in SEA implementation, 666 Systematic comparative and sensitivity analyses of Hu, T., see Lindhjem, H. additive and outranking techniques for supporting Huang, C.-M., see Lee, Y.-J. impact significance assessments, 62 Cloquell-Ballester, V.-A., see Cloquell-Ballester, V.-A. I Corburn, J.: Urban land use, air toxics and public health: Illahee, M., see Tularam, G.A. Assessing hazardous exposures at the neighborhood Ilisley, B., see Jackson, T. scale, 145 Cummins, S., see Petticrew, M. J Jackson, T., Illsley, B.: An analysis of the theoretical D rationale for using strategic environmental assess- de Oliveira, 1.S.D., see Kirchhoff, D. ment to deliver environmental justice in the light of de Souza, M.P., see Kirchhoff, D. the Scottish Environmental Assessment Act, 607 Doberstein, B., see Kirchhoff, D. Jay, S., Jones, C., Slinn, P., Wood, C.: Environmental Donnelly, A., Jones, M., O’Mahony, T., Byrne, G.: impact assessment: Retrospect and prospect, 287 Selecting environmental indicator for use in strategic Joao, E.: Notes to authors in this issue, 359 environmental assessment, 161 Joao, E.: The importance of data and scale issues for Duinker, P.N., Greig, L.A.: Scenario analysis in environ- Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA), 361 mental impact assessment: Improving explorations of Joao, E.: A research agenda for data and scale issues in the future, 206 Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA), 479 0195-9255/$ - see front matter © 2007 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved. doi: 10.1016/S0195-9255(07)00 120-5 Il Author Index Jones, C., see Jay, S. O Jones, M., see Donnelly, A. O’Faircheallaigh, C.: Environmental agreements, EIA follow-up and aboriginal participation in environ- K mental management: The Canadian experience, 319 Kaechele, H., see Nautiyal, S. O’Mahony, T., see Donnelly, A. Karstens, S.A.M., Bots, P.W.G., Slinger, J.H.: Spatial boundary choice and the views of different actors, P 386 Partidario, M.R.: Scales and associated data What is Kasperidus, H.D., see Perdicoulis, A. enough for SEA needs? 460 Kirchhoff, D., Montano, M., Ranieri, V.E.L., Perdicoulis, A., Hanusch, M., Kasperidus, H.D., Weiland, U.: de Oliveira, 1.S.D., Doberstein, B., de Souza, M.P.: The handling of causality in SEA guidance, 176 Limitations and drawbacks of using Preliminary Perrodin, Y., see Benetto, E. Environmental Reports (PERs) as an input to Petticrew, M., Cummins, S., Sparks, L., Findlay, A.: Environmental Licensing in Sao Paulo State: A case Validating health impact assessment: Prediction is study on natural gas pipeline routing, 301 difficult (especially about the future), 101 Kolkman, M.J., van der Veen, A., Geurts, P.A.T.M.: Pinho, P., Maia, R., Monterroso, A.: The quality of Controversies in water management: Frames and Portuguese Environmental Impact Studies: The case mental models, 685 of small hydropower projects, 189 Pistocchi, A., see Geneletti, D. L Lawrence, D.P.: Impact significance determination R Designing an approach, 730 Ranieri, V.E.L., see Kirchhoff, D. Lawrence, D.P.: Impact significance determination- Retief, F.: A performance evaluation of strategic Back to basics, 755 environmental assessment (SEA) processes within Lawrence, D.P.: Impact significance determination— the South African context, 84 Pushing the boundaries, 770 Ross, B., see Therivel, R. Lee, Y.-J., Huang, C.-M.: Sustainability index for Taipei, 505 Lindhjem, H., Hu, T., Ma, Z., Skjelvik, J.M., Song, G., S Vennemo, H., Wu, J., Zhang, S.: Environmental Santamarina-Siurana, M.-C., see Cloquell-Ballester, V.-A. economic impact assessment in China: Problems and Skjelvik, J.M., see Lindhjem, H. prospects, | Slinger, J.H., see Karstens, S.A.M. Slinn, P., see Jay, S. M Smith, M.D.: A review of recent NEPA alternatives Ma, Z., see Lindhjem, H. analysis case law, 126 Maia, R., see Pinho, P. Song, G., see Lindhjem, H. Montano, M., see Kirchhoff, D. Sparks, L., see Petticrew, M. Monterde-Diaz, R., see Cloquell-Ballester, V.-A. Monterroso, A., see Pinho, P. T Moore, M.M., see Enick, O.V. Tan, Z., see Tao, T. Mulvihill, P.R., Ali, S.H.: Disaster incubation, cumula- Tao, T., Tan, Z., He, X.: Integrating environment into tive impacts and the urban/ex-urban/rural dynamic, land-use planning through strategic environmental 343 assessment in China: Towards legal frameworks and operational procedures, 243 N Therivel, R., Ross, B.: Cumulative effects assessment: Napolitano, P., see Geneletti, D. Does scale matter? 365 Nautiyal, S., Kaechele, H.: Adverse impacts of pasture Thissen, W., see Wallington, T. abandonment in Himalayan protected areas: Testing Thompson, G.G.: Terrestrial vertebrate fauna surveys the efficiency of a Natural Resource Management for the preparation of environmental impact assess- Plan (NRMP), 109 ments; how can we do it better? A Western Australian Nooteboom, S.: Impact assessment procedures for example, 41 sustainable development: A complexity theory per- Thorhallsdottir, T.E.: Environment and energy in Iceland: spective, 645 A comparative analysis of values and impacts, 522 Author Index Thorhallsdottir, T.E.: Strategic planning at the national Ww level: Evaluating and ranking energy projects by Wallington, T., Bina, O., Thissen, W.: Theorising environmental impact, 545 strategic environmental assessment: Fresh perspec- Tiruta-Barna, L., see Benetto, E. tives and future challenges, 569 Tularam, G.A., Ilahee, M.: Initial loss estimates for Watt, A., see Cherp, A. tropical catchments of Australia, 493 Weiland, U., see Perdicoulis, A. Tzoumis, K.: Comparing the quality of draft environ- Wood, C., see Jay, S. mental impact statements by agencies in the United Wright, F.: Consideration of the baseline environment in States since 1998 to 2004, 26 examples of voluntary SEAs from Scotland, 424 Wu, J., see Lindhjem, H. V van der Veen, A., see Kolkman, M.J. Z Vennemo, H., see Lindhjem, H. Zhang, S., see Lindhjem, H. Vinichenko, V., see Cherp, A. Available online at www.sciencedirect.com Environmental ScienceDirect Assessment www.elsevier.com/locate/eiar Contents of Volume 27 Volume 27, Number 1, January 2007 EIA PROCEDURE Environmental economic impact assessment in China: Problems and prospects Henrik Lindhjem, Tao Hu, Zhong Ma, John Magne Skjelvik, Guojun Song, Haakon Vennemo, Jian Wu and Shigiu Zhang Comparing the quality of draft environmental impact statements by agencies in the United States since 1998 to 2004 Kelly Tzoumis Terrestrial vertebrate fauna surveys for the preparation of environmental impact 4] assessments; how can we do it better? A Western Australian example Graham G. Thompson ASSESSMENT METHODS Systematic comparative and sensitivity analyses of additive and outranking techniques for supporting impact significance assessments Vicente-Agustin Cloquell-Ballester, Rafael Monterde-Diaz, Victor-Andrés Cloquell-Ballester and Maria-Cristina Santamarina-Siurana STRATEGIC ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT A performance evaluation of strategic environmental assessment (SEA) 84 processes within the South African context Francois Retief HEALTH IMPACT ASSESSMENT Validating health impact assessment: Prediction is difficult (especially about 101 the future) Mark Petticrew, Steven Cummins, Leigh Sparks and Anne Findlay Volume 27, Number 2, March 2007 Adverse impacts of pasture abandonment in Himalayan protected areas: 109 Testing the efficiency of a Natural Resource Management Plan (NRMP) Sunil Nautiyal and Harald Kaechele A review of recent NEPA alternatives analysis case law 126 Michael D. Smith Contents of Volume 27 Urban land use, air toxics and public health: Assessing hazardous exposures at the neighborhood scale Jason Corburn Selecting environmental indicator for use in strategic environmental assessment 161 Alison Donnelly, Mike Jones, Tadhg O’Mahony and Gerry Byrne The handling of causality in SEA guidance 176 A. Perdicoulis, M. Hanusch, H.D. Kasperidus and U. Weiland Volume 27, Number 3, April 2007 EIA PROCEDURE The quality of Portuguese Environmental Impact Studies: The case of small 189 hydropower projects Paulo Pinho, Rodrigo Maia and Ana Monterroso ASSESSMENT METHODS Scenario analysis in environmental impact assessment: Improving explorations of the future Peter N. Duinker and Lorne A. Greig Nitrate contamination of groundwater: A conceptual management framework Mohammad N. Almasri STRATEGIC ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT Integrating environment into land-use planning through strategic environmental 243 assessment in China: Towards legal frameworks and operational procedures Tang Tao, Zhu Tan and Xu He LCA AND PRODUCT POLICY Combining lifecycle and risk assessments of mineral waste reuse scenarios for decision making support Enrico Benetto, Ligia Tiruta-Barna and Yves Perrodin Volume 27, Number 4, May 2007 EIA PROCEDURE Environmental impact assessment: Retrospect and prospect Stephen Jay, Carys Jones, Paul Slinn and Christopher Wood Limitations and drawbacks of using Preliminary Environmental Reports (PERs) as an input to Environmental Licensing in Sao Paulo State: A case study on natural gas pipeline routing Denis Kirchhoff, Marcelo Montano, Victor Eduardo Lima Ranieri, Isabel Silva Dutra de Oliveira, Brent Doberstein and Marcelo Pereira de Souza Environmental agreements, EIA follow-up and aboriginal participation in environmental management: The Canadian experience Ciaran O’Faircheallaigh VI Contents of Volume 27 ASSESSMENT METHOD Disaster incubation, cumulative impacts and the urban/ex-urban/rural dynamic 343 Peter R. Mulvihill and S. Harris Ali Volume 27, Number 5, July 2007 SPECIAL ISSUE: Data and Scale Issues for SEA Guest-Editor: Elsa Joao Notes on authors in this issue 359 The importance of data and scale issues for Strategic Environmental Assessment 361 (SEA) Elsa Jodo Cumulative effects assessment: Does scale matter? 365 Riki Therivel and Bill Ross Spatial boundary choice and the views of different actors 386 Sonja A.M. Karstens, Pieter W.G. Bots and Jill H. Slinger Spatial decision support for strategic environmental assessment of land use 408 plans. A case study in southern Italy Davide Geneletti, Stefano Bagli, Paola Napolitano and Alberto Pistocchi Consideration of the baseline environment in examples of voluntary SEAs from 424 Scotland Fiona Wright Scale issues in the assessment of ecological impacts using a GIS-based habitat 440 model — A case study for the Stockholm region Mikael Gontier Scales and associated data — What is enough for SEA needs? 460 Maria Rosario Partidario A research agenda for data and scale issues in Strategic Environmental 479 Assessment (SEA) Elsa Joao Volume 27, Number 6, August 2007 ASSESSMENT METHODS Initial loss estimates for tropical catchments of Australia 493 Gurudeo Anand Tularam and Mahbub Ilahee Sustainability index for Taipei 505 Yung-Jaan Lee and Ching-Ming Huang STRATEGIC ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT Environment and energy in Iceland: A comparative analysis of values and 522 impacts Thora Ellen Thorhallsdottir Strategic planning at the national level: Evaluating and ranking energy projects 545 by environmental impact Thora Ellen Thorhallsdottir Contents of Volume 27 Vil Volume 27, Number 7, October 2007 SPECIAL ISSUE: SEA Theory Guest-editors: Tabatha Wallington, Olivia Bina and Wil Thissen Theorising strategic environmental assessment: Fresh perspectives and future 569 challenges Tabatha Wallington, Olivia Bina and Wil Thissen A critical review of the dominant lines of argumentation on the need for strategic 585 environmental assessment Olivia Bina An analysis of the theoretical rationale for using strategic environmental 607 assessment to deliver environmental justice in the light of the Scottish Environmental Assessment Act Tony Jackson and Barbara Illsley SEA and strategy formation theories: From three Ps to five Ps 624 Aleh Cherp, Alan Watt and Vadim Vinichenko Impact assessment procedures for sustainable development: A complexity 645 theory perspective Sibout Nooteboom Context awareness and sensitivity in SEA implementation 666 Tuija Hilding-Rydevik and Holmfridur Bjarnadottir Controversies in water management: Frames and mental models 685 M.J. Kolkman, A.van der Veen and P.A.T.M. Geurts Volume 27, Number 8, November 2007 EIA PROCEDURE Assessing the assessments: Pharmaceuticals in the environment 707 O.V. Enick and M.M. Moore ASSESSMENT METHODS Impact significance determination—Designing an approach 730 David P. Lawrence Impact significance determination—Back to basics 755 David P. Lawrence Impact significance determination—Pushing the boundaries 770 David P. Lawrence Author index for Volume 27 | Contents of Volume 27 IV