Environmental Management 1992: Vol 16 Index

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ENVIRONMENTAL
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Index Volume 16 1992
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Title Index
Acid Rain in Asia: N. Bhatti, D. G. Streets, and W. K. Foell, Caribbean Small-Island Tourism Styles and Sustainable
541 Strategies: K. De Albuquerque and J. L. McElroy, 619
A Conceptual Approach to Selection of a Control Measure Change in Environmental Stability and the Use of Re-
for Residual Chlorine Discharge in Kuwait Bay: H. K. sources on Small Islands: The Case of Formentera, Bai-
Khordagui, 309 earic Islands, Spain: M. Morey, M. J. Bover, and J. A.
Agroecology in the Tropics: Achieving a Balance Between Casas, 575
Land Use and Preservation: S. R. Gliessman, 681 Change in a Petrified Forest and Implications Towards
A Method for Evaluating Areas for National Park Status: Management: J. Wilbur and K. Hansen, Common Ac-
S. Giilez, 811 cess Tradition and Wilderness Management in Norway:
An Alternative Role for Economic Instruments: Sustain- A Paradox for Managers: W. E. Hammitt, B. P. Kalten-
able Finance for Environmental Management: E. Feitel- born, O. I. Vistad, L. Emmelin, andJ . Teigland, 149
son, 299 Comparative Observations on Levels of Mercury in Scalp
An Approach to Integrate Impact Scoping with Environ- Hair of Humans from Different Islands: A. Renzoni,
mental Impact Assessment: A.J. Kennedy and W. A. 597
Ross, 475 Comparison of Trace Metal Contents of Sediments and
Aquaculture and Environmental Stewardship: Milford Mussels Collected Within and Outside Tolo Harbour,
Shellfish Biology Seminar—1991: W. J. Blogoslawski, Hong Kong: Y. H. Cheung and M. H. Wong, 743
521 Cross-Boundary Issues for National Parks: What Works
A Review of Conservation Legislation in Nepal: Past Prog- “on the Ground”: M. Buechner, C. Schonewald-Cox,
ress and Future Needs: J. T. Heinen and B. Kattel, 723 R. Sauvajot, and B. A. Wilcox, 799
Assessing and Communicating Data Quality in Policy-Rel- Cross-Boundary Management Between National Parks
evant Research: R. Costanza, S. O. Funtowicz, andJ . R. and Surrounding Lands: A Review and Discussion: C.
Ravetz, 121 Schonewald-Cox, M. Buechner, R. Sauvajot, and B. A.
Assessing Landscape Dynamics in a Protected Area: S. K. Wilcox, 273
Friedman and E. H. Zube, 363
Auditing a Flooded Quarry Prior to Marina Development:
Data Search and Environmental Hazard Assessment for
P. W. Baillie, 531
Post-Seveso Chemicals: J. Blok, H. D. Oostergo, A. C.
Wondergem, and C. J. V. Leeuwen, 317
Balancing Urban Development and Endangered Species:
Demographic Factors and Land-Use Planning in the Small
The Coachella Valley Habitat Conservation Plan: T.
Islands of Southern Europe: L. Soliani and O. Rossi, 603
Beatley, 7
Dialogic Writing as a Tool for Thinking and Learning
Book Review—A Morally Deep World: An Essay on Moral
About the Environment: J. Hylton and J. Lemons, 195
Significance and Environmental Ethics, by L.E.
Differential Leaching of Nutrients from Soluble vs. Con-
Johnson: Review by J. E. Carroll, 825
trolled-Release Fertilizers: A. K. Alva, 769
Book Review—Land Degradation: Development and
Diffusion of Innovative Agricultural Production Systems
Breakdown of Terrestrial Environments, by C. J. Bar-
for Sustainable Development of Small Islands: A Meth-
row: Review by M. Hollick, 828 odological Approach Based on the Science of Complex-
Book Review—National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA)
ity: G. Barbera and F. M. Butera, 667
Process, by K. S. Murthy: Review by D. B. HunsakerJ,r. ,
819
Book Review—Global Climate Change: Human and Nat- Ecotourism, Sustainable Development, and Conservation
ural Influences, edited by S. F. Singer: Review by D. W. Education: Development of a Tour Guide Training Pro-
Townsend, 822 gram in Tortuguero, Costa Rica: S. K. Jacobson and R.
Book Review—No Right-of-Way: How Democracy Came Robles, 701
to the Oil Patch, by P. Lewington: Review by J. D. Am- Effect of Public Opinion on National Park Planning in
brose, 421 Turkey: A Case Study: S. Giilez, 355
Book Review—Out of the Earth: Civilization and the Life Effects of Increased Elevation and Macro- and Micronu-
of the Soil, by D. J. Hillel: Review by D. Alexander, 821 trient Additions on Spartina alterniflora Transplant Suc-
Book Review—Sustainable Development: International cess in Sait-Marsh Dieback Areas in Louisiana: B. J. Wil-
Journal of Global Environmental Conservation and De- sey, K. L. McKee, and I. A. Mendelssohn, 505
velopment, edited by A. Khosla and H. Dang: Review by Effects of Weirs on Sediment Deposition in Louisiana
D. Alexander, 830 Coastal Marshes: D. J. Reed, 55
Book Review—The Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem: Rede- Energetics and Environmental Costs of Agriculture in a
fining America’s Wilderness Heritage, edited by R. B. Dry Tropical Region of India: V.P. Singh and J.S.
Keiter and M. S. Boyce: Review by C. W. Allin, 826 Singh, 495
Book Review—Recreation Resource Management, by Environmental Management of Oak Wilt Disease in Cen-
E. O. Gangstad: Review by F. J. Brenner, 421 tral Texas: C. S. Davies, 323
Book Review—The Surface Waters Acidification Pro- Environmental Problems and Environmental Regulations
gramme, edited by B.J. Mason: Review by T.G. in Western Europe, 1980—1989: M. Andersson, G. Ben-
Brydges, 823 nekou, and H. Schroll, 187
834 Title Index
Evaluating Wilderness Recreational Opportunities: Appli- Restoration: E. F. Lowe, L. E. Battoe, D. L. Stites, and
cation of an Impact Matrix: T.J . Stohlgren and D. J. M. F. Coveney, 67
Parsons, 397 Pinelands National Reserve: An Intergovernmental Ap-
Experimental Design: The Neglected Aspect of Environ- proach to Nature Preservation: R. J. Lilieholm and Jeff
mental Monitoring: K. A. Rose and E. P. Smith, 691 Romm, 335
Exploring the Effects of Multiple Management Objectives Practicing Natural Resource Management with a Policy
and Exotic Species on Great Lakes Food Webs and Con- Orientation: T. W. Clark, 423
taminant Dynamics: T. D. Fontaine and D. J. Stewart, Primary Sector and Environment in the Aegean Islands,
225 Greece: N.S. Margaris, 569
Prioritizing Ecological and Human Welfare Risks from En-
Factors Affecting Overall Satisfaction with a River Recre- vironmental Stresses: M. A. Harwell, W. Cooper, and R.
ation Experience: T. A. Herrick and C. D. McDonald, Flaak, 451
243 Private Land Management for Biodiversity Conservation:
Foreword—Small Island Ecosystems: O. Rossi and G. Gi- M. A. O'Connell and R. F. Noss, 435
avelli, 563 Projecting Future Concentrations of Atmospheric CO,
with Global Carbon Cycle Models: The Importance of
Simulating Historical Changes: A.W. King, W.R.
German Drinking Water Regulations, Pesticides, and Ax-
Emanuel, and W. M. Post, 91
iom of Concern: H. H. Dieter, 21
Groundwater Protection in Mixed Land-Use Aquifers:
Recovery of Temperate-Stream Fish Communities from
C.R. Harper, W. J. Goetz, and C. E. Willis, 777
Disturbance: A Review of Case Studies and Synthesis of
Theory: N. E. Detenbeck, P. W. DeVore, G. J. Niemi,
Information as a Management Tool: An Evaluation of the
and A. Lima, 33
Pemigewasset Wilderness Management Plan: C. M.
Risk Analysis for Worker Exposure to Benzene: W. H.
Brown, J. M. Halstead, and A. E. Luloff, 143
Hallenbeck and R. E. Flowers, 415
Initial Repercussions and Hydroelectric Developments in
the French Upper Rhone Valley: A Lesson for Predic-
Study of the Saltwater Pond at Capoterra, Southern Sar-
tive Scenarios Propositions: G. Pautou,J . Girel, and J-L.
dinia: General Characteristics: B. De Martis, M. A. De
Borel, 231
Miranda Restivo, A. Mocci Demartis, and E. Serra, 381
Integrated Resource Management Systems: Coupling Ex-
pert Systems with Data-Base Management and Geo- Sulfide Oxidation in Coal-Mine Dumps: Laboratory Mea-
graphic Information Systems: D. K. Loh and E. J. Ryk- surement of Acidifying Potential with H,O, and Its Ap-
iel, Jr., 167 plication to Characterize Spoil Materials: M. M. Urrutia,
E. Garcia-Rodeja, and F. Macias, 81
Islands at a Glance: P-G. D’Ayala, 565
Survey of Land Degradation in New South Wales, Austra-
lia: O. P. Graham, 205
Landscapes and Environments on the Island of Ouessant, Survival, Reproduction, and Recruitment of Woody Plants
Brittany, France: From Traditional Maintenance to the After 14 Years on a Reforested Landfill: G. R. Robin-
Management of Abandoned Areas: L. Brigand, F.
son, S. N. Handel, and V. R. Schmalhofer, 265
Bioret, and M. Le Démezet, 613
The Environmental Dimension of National Security: A
Major Hazards—Thinking the Unthinkable: S. Reed, F.
Test of Systems Analysis Methods: B. N. Porfiriev, 735
Tromp, and A. Lam, 715 The Littoral Zone of Lake Okeechobee as a Source of
Managing Brown Bears and Wilderness Recreation on the
Phosphorus after Drawdown: F. E. Dierberg, 371
Kenai Peninsula, Alaska, USA: M. J. Jacobs and C. A.
The Problem of Scale in Community Resource Manage-
Schloeder, 249
ment: J. Fox, 289
Mine-Drainage Treatment Wetland as Habitat for Herpt-
The Remaining Islands with Primary Rain Forest: A Glob-
ofaunal Wildlife: M. J. Lacki, J. W. Hummer, and H. J. al Resource: G. B. Ingram, 585
Webster, 513
Toward Evaluation of Natural Objects: A. Sankovskii, 283
Modeling Wilderness Campsites: Factors That Influence
Trace Metal Contents of Pacific Oyster: Y. H. Cheung and
Amount of Impact: D. N. Cole, 255
M. H. Wong, 753
Multicriteria Analysis as a Tool to Investigate Compatibil-
Trends and Patterns in Section 404 Permitting Requiring
ity between Conservation and Development on Salina
Compensatory Mitigation in Oregon and Washington,
Island, Aeolian Archipelago, Italy: A. Bodini and G. Gi-
USA: M.E. Kentula, J.C. Sifneos, J.W. Good, M.
avelli, 633
Rylko, and K. Kunz, 109
Tundra Disturbance and Ecosystem Production: Implica-
New Directions in Mexican Environmental Policy: S. P. tions for Impact Assessment:J .C . Truett and K. Kertell,
Mumme and R. A. Sanchez, 465 485
Two Methods to Define and Compute Visual Buffer Strips
Optimized Acid Rain Abatement Strategies Using Ecolog- in a Forested Environment: W. O. Rasmussen, 389
ical Goals: S. Batterman, 133
Understanding the Role of Chronic Environmental Distur-
Particulate Phosphorus Removal via Wetland Filtration: bance in the Context of Island Biogeographic Theory:
An Examination of Potential for Hypertrophic Lake F. Villa, O. Rossi, and F. Sartore, 653
Title Index
US Army Land Condition-Trend Analysis (LCTA) Pro- Variation in Some Chemical Parameters and Organic Mat-
gram: V. E. Diersing, R. B. Shaw, and D. J. Tazik, 405 ter in Soils Regenerated by the Addition of Municipal
Use of Cattails in Treating Wastewater from a Pb/Zn Mine: Solid Waste: C. Garcia, T. Hernandez, and F. Costa, 763
C. Lan, G. Chen, L. Li, and M. H. Wong, 75
Use of Sequential Sampling of Amphipod Abundance to
Classify the Biotic Integrity of Acid-Sensitive Lakes: R. Wetland Protection as Land-Use Planning: The Impact of
France, 157 Section 404 in Wisconsin, USA: C. R. Owen and H. M.
Use of Toxicity Identification Evaluation Techniques to Jacobs, 345
Identify Dredged Material Disposal Options: A Pro- Why Recycle? A Comparison of Recycling Motivations in
posed Approach: G. T. Ankley, M. K. Schubauer-Beri- Four Communities: J. Vining, N. Linn, and R. J.
gan, and R. A. Hoke, | Burdge, 785
Author Index
Alva, A. K.: Differential Leaching of Nutrients from Sol- Buechner, M., C. Schonewald-Cox, R. Sauvajot, and B. A.
uble vs. Controlled-Release Fertilizers, 769 Wilcox: Cross-Boundary Management Between Na-
Andersson, M., G. Bennekou, and H. Schroll: Environ- tonal Parks and Surrounding Lands: A Review and Dis-
mental Problems and Environmental Regulations in cussion, 273
Western Europe, 1980-1989, 187 Buechner, M., C. Schonewald-Cox, R. Sauvajot, and B. A.
Ankley, G. T., M. K. Schubauer-Berigan, and R. A. Hoke: Wilcox: Cross-Boundary Issues for National Parks:
Use of Toxicity Identification Evaluation Techniques to What Works “on the Ground,” 799
Identify Dredged Material Disposal Options: A Pro- Burdge, R.J., J. Vining, and N. Linn: Why Recycle? A
posed Approach, | Comparison of Recycling Motivations in Four Commu-
nities, 785
Butera, F.M., and G. Barbera: Diffusion of Innovative
Baillie, P. W.: Auditing a Flooded Quarry Prior to Marina Agricultural Production Systems for Sustainable Devel-
Development, 531 opment of Small Islands: A Methodological Approach
Barbera, G., and F. M. Butera: Diffusion of Innovative Based on the Science of Complexity, 667
Agricultural Production Systems for Sustainable Devel-
opment of Small Islands: A Methodological Approach
Based on the Science of Complexity, 667 Casas, J. A., M. Morey, and M. J. Bover: Change in Envi-
Batterman, S.: Optimized Acid Rain Abatement Strategies ronmental Stability and the Use of Resources on Small
Using Ecological Goals, 133 Islands: The Case of Formentera, Balearic Islands,
Battoe, L. E., E. F. Lowe, D. L. Stites, and M. F. Coveney: Spain, 575
Particulate Phosphorus Removal via Wetland Filtration: Chen, G., C. Lan, L. Li, and M. H. Wong: Use of Cattails
An Examination of Potential for Hypertrophic Lake in Treating Wastewater from a Pb/Zn Mine, 75
Restoration, 67 Cheung, Y. H., and M. H. Wong: Comparison of Trace
Beatley, T.: Balancing Urban Development and Endan- Metal Contents of Sediments and Mussels Collected
gered Species: The Coachella Valley Habitat Conserva- Within and Outside Tolo Harbour, Hong Kong, 743
tion Plan, 7 Cheung, Y. H., and M. H. Wong: Trace Metal Contents of
Bennekou, G., M. Andersson, and H. Schroll: Environ- Pacific Oyster, 753
mental Problems and Environmental Regulations in Clark, T. W.: Practicing Natural Resource Management
Western Europe, 1980-1989, 187 with a Policy Orientation, 423
Bhatti, N., D.G. Streets, and W. K. Foell: Acid Rain in Cole, D. N.: Modeling Wilderness Campsites: Factors That
Asia, 541] Influence Amount of Impact, 255
Bioret, F., L. Brigand, and M. Le Démezet: Landscapes Cooper, W., M. A. Harwell, and R. Flaak: Prioritizing Eco-
and Environments on the Island of Ouessant, Brittany, logical and Human Welfare Risks from Environmental
France: From Traditional Maintenance to the Manage- Stresses, 451
ment of Abandoned Areas, 613 Costa, F., C. Garcia, and T. Hernandez: Variation in Some
Blogoslawski, W.J.: Aquaculture and Environmental Chemical Parameters and Organic Matter in Soils Re-
Stewardship: Milford Shellfish Biology Seminar—1991, generated by the Addition of Municipal Solid Waste,
521 763
Blok, J., H. D. Oostergo, A.C. Wondergem, and C. J. V. Costanza, R., S. O. Funtowicz, and J. R. Ravetz: Assessing
Leeuwen: Data Search and Environmental Hazard As- and Communicating Data Quality in Policy-Relevant Re-
sessment for Post-Seveso Chemicals, 317 search, 121
Bodini, A., and G. Giavelli: Multicriteria Analysis as a Tool Coveney, M. F., E. F. Lowe, L. E. Battoe, and D. L. Stites:
to Investigate Compatibility between Conservation and Particulate Phosphorus Removal via Wetland Filtration:
Development on Salina Island, Aeolian Archipelago, It- An Examination of Potential for Hypertrophic Lake
aly, 633 Restoration, 67
Borel, J-L., G. Pautou, and J. Girel: Initial Repercussions
and Hydroelectric Developments in the French Upper
Rhone Valley: A Lesson for Predictive Scenarios Prop- Davies, C.S.: Environmental Management of Oak Wilt
ositions, 231] Disease in Central Texas, 323
Bover, M. J., M. Morey, and J. A. Casas: Change in Envi- D’Ayala, P-G.: Islands at a Glance, 565
ronmental Stability and the Use of Resources on Small De Albuquerque, K., andJ .L . McElroy: Caribbean Small-
Islands: The Case of Formentera, Balearic Islands, Island Tourism Styles and Sustainable Strategies, 619
Spain, 575 De Martis, B., M. A. De Miranda Restivo, A. Mocci Demar-
Brigand, L., F. Bioret, and M. Le Démezet: Landscapes us, and E. Serra: Study of the Saltwater Pond at Capot-
and Environments on the Island of Ouessant, Brittany, erra, Southern Sardinia: General Characteristics, 381
France: From Traditional Maintenance to the Manage- De Miranda Restivo, M. A., B. De Martis, A.M occi Demar-
ment of Abandoned Areas, 613 us, and E. Serra: Study of the Saltwater Pond at Capot-
Brown, C. M., J. M. Halstead, and A. E. Luloff: Informa- erra, Southern Sardinia: General Characteristics, 381
tion as a Management Tool: An Evaluation of the Pem- Detenbeck, N. E., P. W. DeVore, G. J. Niemi, and A. Lima:
igewasset Wilderness Management Plan, 143 Recovery of Temperate-Stream Fish Communities from
Author Index 837
Disturbance: A Review of Case Studies and Synthesis of Rhone Valley: A Lesson for Predictive Scenarios Prop-
Theory, 33 ositions, 231
DeVore, P. W., N. E. Detenbeck, G. J. Niemi, and A. Lima: Gliessman, S. R.: Agroecology in the Tropics: Achieving a
Recovery of Temperate-Stream Fish Communities from Balance Between Land Use and Preservation, 681
Disturbance: A Review of Case Studies and Synthesis of Goetz, W. J.,C . R. Harper, and C. E. Willis: Groundwater
Theory, 33 Protection in Mixed Land-Use Aquifers, 777
Dierberg, F. E.: The Littoral Zone of Lake Okeechobee as Good,J .W ., M. E. Kentula,J .C . Sifneos, M. Rylko, and K.
a Source of Phosphorus after Drawdown, 371 Kunz: Trends and Patterns in Section 404 Permitting
Diersing, V.E., R.B. Shaw, and D.J. Tazik: US Army Requiring Compensatory Mitigation in Oregon and
Land Condition-Trend Analysis (LCTA) Program, 405 Washington, USA, 109
Dieter, H. H.: German Drinking Water Regulations, Pes- Graham, O. P.: Survey of Land Degradation in New South
ticides, and Axiom of Concern, 21 Wales, Australia, 205
Giilez, S.: Effect of Public Opinion on National Park Plan-
ning in Turkey: A Case Study, 355
Emanuel, W.R., A. W. King, and W. M. Post: Projecting
Future Concentrations of Atmospheric CO, with Global Giilez, S.: A Method for Evaluating Areas for National
Carbon Cycle Models: The Importance of Simulating Park Status, 811
Historical Changes, 91
Emmelin, L., W. E. Hammitt, B. P. Kaltenborn, O. I. Vis- Hallenbeck, W. H., and R. E. Flowers: Risk Analysis for
tad, and J. Teigland: Common Access Tradition and Worker Exposure to Benzene, 415
Wilderness Management in Norway: A Paradox for Halstead,J .M ., C. M. Brown, and A. E. Luloff: Informa-
Managers, 149 tion as a Management Tool: An Evaluation of the Pem-
igewasset Wilderness Management Plan, 143
Feitelson, E.: An Alternative Role for Economic Instru- Hammitt, W. E., B. P. Kaltenborn, O. I. Vistad, L. Emme-
ments: Sustainable Finance for Environmental Manage- lin, andJ .T eigland: Common Access Tradition and Wil-
ment, 299 derness Management in Norway: A Paradox for Man-
Flaak, R., M. A. Harwell, and W. Cooper: Prioritizing Eco- agers, 149
logical and Human Welfare Risks from Environmental Handel, S.N., G.R. Robinson, and V. R. Schmalhofer:
Stresses, 451 Survival, Reproduction, and Recruitment of Woody
Flowers, R. E., and W. H. Hallenbeck: Risk Analysis for Plants After 14 Years on a Reforested Landfill, 265
Worker Exposure to Benzene, 415 Hansen, K., and J. Wilbur: Change in a Petrified Forest
Foell, W. K., N. Bhatti, and D.G. Streets: Acid Rain in and Implications Towards Management, 179
Asia, 541 Harper, C. R., W. J. Goetz, and C. E. Willis: Groundwater
Fontaine, T. D., and D. J. Stewart: Exploring the Effects of Protection in Mixed Land-Use Aquifers, 777
Multiple Management Objectives and Exotic Species on Harwell, M. A., W. Cooper, and R. Flaak: Prioritizing Eco-
Great Lakes Food Webs and Contaminant Dynamics, logical and Human Welfare Risks from Environmental
225 Stresses, 451
Fox, J.: The Problem of Scale in Community Resource Heinen, J. T., and B. Kattel: A Review of Conservation
Management, 289 Legislation in Nepal: Past Progress and Future Needs,
France, R.: Use of Sequential Sampling of Amphipod 723
Abundance to Classify the Biotic Integrity of Acid-Sen- Hernandez, T., C. Garcia, and F. Costa: Variation in Some
sitive Lakes, 157 Chemical Parameters and Organic Matter in Soils Re-
Friedman, S. K., and E. H. Zube: Assessing Landscape Dy- generated by the Addition of Municipal Solid Waste,
namics in a Protected Area, 363 763
Funtowicz, S. O., R. Costanza, and J. R. Ravetz: Assessing
Herrick, T. A., and C.D. McDonald: Factors Affecting
and Communicating Data Quality in Policy-Relevant Re- Overall Satisfaction with a River Recreation Experience,
search, 121 243
Hoke, R. A., G. T. Ankley, and M. K. Schubauer-Berigan:
Garcia, C., T. Hernandez, and F. Costa: Variation in Some Use of Toxicity Identification Evaluation Techniques to
Chemical Parameters and Organic Matter in Soils Re- Identify Dredged Material Disposal Options: A Pro-
generated by the Addition of Municipal Solid Waste, posed Approach, |
763 Hummer, J. W., M.J. Lacki, and H. J. Webster: Mine-
Garcia-Rodeja, E., M. M. Urrutia, and F. Macias: Sulfide Drainage Treatment Wetland as Habitat for Herptofau-
Oxidation in Coal-Mine Dumps: Laboratory Measure- nal Wildlife, 513
ment of Acidifying Potential with HO, and Its Appli- Hylton, J., and J. Lemons: Dialogic Writing as a Tool for
cation to Characterize Spoil Materials, 81 Thinking and Learning About the Environment, 195
Giavelli, G., and A. Bodini: Multicriteria Analysis as a Tool
to Investigate Compatibility between Conservation and
Ingram, G. B.: The Remaining Islands with Primary Rain
Development on Salina Island, Aeolian Archipelago, It-
Forest: A Global Resource, 585
aly, 633
Giavelli, G., and O. Rossi: Foreword—Small Island Ecosys-
tems, 563 Jacobs, H.M., and C.R. Owen: Wetland Protection as
Girel, J., G. Pautou, and J-L. Borel: Initial Repercussions Land-Use Planning: The Impact of Section 404 in Wis-
and Hydroelectric Developments in the French Upper consin, USA, 345
838 Author Index
Jacobs, M. J.,and C. A. Schloeder: Managing Brown Bears Comparison of Recycling Motivations in Four Commu-
and Wilderness Recreation on the Kenai Peninsula, nities, 785
Alaska, USA, 249 Loh, D. K., and E. J. Rykiel, Jr.: Integrated Resource Man-
Jacobson, S.K., and R. Robles: Ecotourism, Sustainable agement Systems: Coupling Expert Systems with Data-
Development, and Conservation Education: Develop- Base Management and Geographic Information Sys-
ment of a Tour Guide Training Program in Tortu- tems, 167
guero, Costa Rica, 701 Lowe, E. F., L. E. Battoe, D. L. Stites, and M. F. Coveney:
Particulate Phosphorus Removal via Wetland Filtration:
Kaltenborn, B. P., W. E. Hammitt, O. I. Vistad, L. Emme- An Examination of Potential for Hypertrophic Lake
lin, andJ .T eigland: Common Access Tradition and Wil- Restoration, 67
derness Management in Norway: A Paradox for Man- Luloff, A. E., C. M. Brown, andJ . M. Halstead: Informa-
tion as a Management Tool: An Evaluation of the Pem-
agers, 149
Kattel, B., and J. T. Heinen: A Review of Conservation igewasset Wilderness Management Plan, 143
Legislation in Nepal: Past Progress and Future Needs,
723 Macias, F., M. M. Urrutia, and E. Garcia-Rodeja: Sulfide
Kennedy, A. J., and W. A. Ross: An Approach to Integrate Oxidation in Coal-Mine Dumps: Laboratory Measure-
Impact Scoping with Environmental Impact Assess- ment of Acidifying Potential with H,O, and Its Appli-
ment, 475 cation to Characterize Spoil Materials, 81
Kentula, M. E., J. C. Sifneos,J .W . Good, M. Rylko, and K. Margaris, N.S.: Primary Sector and Environment in the
Kunz: Trends and Patterns in Section 404 Permitting Aegean Islands, Greece, 569
Requiring Compensatory Mitigation in Oregon and McDonald, C.D., and T. A. Herrick: Factors Affecting
Washington, USA, 109 Overall Satisfaction with a River Recreation Experience,
Kertell, K., andJ .C . Truett: Tundra Disturbance and Eco- 243
system Production: Implications for Impact Assessment, McElroy, J. L., and K. De Albuquerque: Caribbean Small-
485 Island Tourism Styles and Sustainable Strategies, 619
Khordagui, H. K.: A Conceptual Approach to Selection of McKee, K. L., B. J. Wilsey, and I. A. Mendelssohn: Effects
a Control Measure for Residual Chlorine Discharge in of Increased Elevation and Macro- and Micronutrient
Kuwait Bay, 309 Additions on Spartina alterniflora Transplant Success in
King, A. W., W.R. Emanuel, and W. M. Post: Projecting Salt-Marsh Dieback Areas in Louisiana, 505
Future Concentrations of Atmospheric CO, with Global Mendelssohn, I. A., B. J. Wilsey, and K. L. McKee: Effects
Carbon Cycle Models: The Importance of Simulating of Increased Elevation and Macro- and Micronutrient
Historical Changes, 91 Additions on Spartina alterniflora Transplant Success in
Kunz, K., M. E. Kentula,J . C. Sifneos,J .W . Good, and M. Salt-Marsh Dieback Areas in Louisiana, 505
Rylko: Trends and Patterns in Section 404 Permitting Mocci Demartis, A., B. De Martis, M. A. De Miranda Res-
Requiring Compensatory Mitigation in Oregon and tivo, and E. Serra: Study of the Saltwater Pond at Capo-
Washington, USA, 109 terra, Southern Sardinia: General Characteristics, 381
Morey, M., M. J. Bover, andJ .A . Casas: Change in Envi-
Lacki, M.J., J. W. Hummer, and H. J. Webster: Mine- ronmental Stability and the Use of Resources on Small
Drainage Treatment Wetland as Habitat for Herptofau- Islands: The Case of Formentera, Balearic Islands,
nal Wildlife, 513 Spain, 575
Lam, A., S. Reed, and F. Tromp: Major Hazards—Think- Mumme, S. P., and R. A. Sanchez: New Directions in Mex-
ing the Unthinkable, 715 ican Environmental Policy, 465
Lan, C., G. Chen, L. Li, and M. H. Wong: Use of Cattails
in Treating Wastewater from a Pb/Zn Mine, 75 Niemi, G. J., N. E. Detenbeck, P. W. DeVore, and A. Lima:
Le Démezet, M., L. Brigand, and F. Bioret: Landscapes Recovery of Temperate-Stream Fish Communities from
and Environments on the Island of Ouessant, Brittany, Disturbance: A Review of Case Studies and Synthesis of
France: From Traditional Maintenance to the Manage-
Theory, 33
ment of Abandoned Areas, 613 Noss, R. F., and M. A. O'Connell: Private Land Manage-
Leeuwen, C.J. V., J. Blok, H.D. Oostergo, and A.C.
ment for Biodiversity Conservation, 435
Wondergem: Data Search and Environmental Hazard
Assessment for Post-Seveso Chemicals, 317
O'Connell, M. A., and R. F. Noss: Private Land Manage-
Lemons, J., and J. Hylton: Dialogic Writing as a Tool for
Thinking and Learning About the Environment, 195 ment for Biodiversity Conservation, 435
Oostergo, H. D., J. Blok, A.C. Wondergem, and C. J. V.
Li, L., C. Lan, G. Chen, and M. H. Wong: Use ofC attails in
Leeuwen: Data Search and Environmental Hazard As-
Treating Wastewater from a Pb/Zn Mine, 75
Lilieholm, R.J., and J. Romm: Pinelands National Re- sessment for Post-Seveso Chemicals, 317
serve: An Intergovernmental Approach to Nature Pres- Owen, C.R., and H.M. Jacobs: Wetland Protection as
Land-Use Planning: The Impact of Section 404 in Wis-
ervation, 335
Lima, A., N. E. Detenbeck, P. W. DeVore, and G. J. Niemi: consin, USA, 345
Recovery of Temperate-Stream Fish Communities from
Disturbance: A Review of Case Studies and Synthesis of Parsons, D. J., and T. J. Stohlgren: Evaluating Wilderness
Theory, 33 Recreational Opportunities: Application of an Impact
Linn, N., J. Vining, and R.J. Burdge: Why recycle? A Matrix, 397
Author Index 839
Pautou, G., J. Girel, and J-L. Borel: Initial Repercussions Wilcox: Cross-Boundary Issues for National Parks:
and Hydroelectric Developments in the French Upper What Works “on the Ground,” 799
Rhone Valley: A Lesson for Predictive Scenarios Prop- Sauvajot, R., C. Schonewald-Cox, M. Buechner, and B. A.
ositions, 231 Wilcox: Cross-Boundary Management Between Na-
Porfiriev, B. N.: The Environmental Dimension of Na- tional Parks and Surrounding Lands: A Review and Dis-
tional Security: A Test of Systems Analysis Methods, 735 cussion, 273
Post, W. M., A. W. King, and W. R. Emanuel: Projecting Schloeder, C. A., and M. J. Jacobs: Managing Brown Bears
Future Concentrations of Atmospheric CO, with Global and Wilderness Recreation on the Kenai Peninsula,
Carbon Cycle Models: The Importance of Simulating Alaska, USA, 249
Historical Changes, 91 Schmalhofer, V.R., G. R. Robinson, and S. N. Handel:
Survival, Reproduction, and Recruitment of Woody
Plants After 14 Years on a Reforested Landfill, 265
Rasmussen, W. O.: Two Methods to Define and Compute Schonewald-Cox, C., M. Buechner, R. Sauvajot, and B. A.
Visual Buffer Strips in a Forested Environment, 389 Wilcox: Cross-Boundary Management Between Na-
Ravetz, J. R., R. Costanza, and S. O. Funtowicz: Assessing tional Parks and Surrounding Lands: A Review and Dis-
and Communicating Data Quality in Policy-Relevant Re- cussion, 273
search, 121 Schonewald-Cox, C., M. Buechner, R. Sauvajot, and B. A.
Reed, D. J.: Effects of Weirs on Sediment Deposition in Wilcox: Cross-Boundary Issues for National Parks:
Louisiana Coastal Marshes, 55 What Works “on the Ground,” 799
Reed, S., F. Tromp, and A. Lam: Major Hazards—Think- Schroll, H., M. Andersson, and G. Bennekou: Environ-
ing the Unthinkable, 715 mental Problems and Environmental Regulations in
Renzoni, A.: Comparative Observations on Levels of Mer- Western Europe, 1980-1989, 187
cury in Scalp Hair of Humans from Different Islands, Schubauer-Berigan, M. K., G. T. Ankley, and R. A. Hoke:
597 Use of Toxicity Identification Evaluation Techniques to
Robinson, G.R., S. N. Handel, and V.R. Schmalhofer: Identify Dredged Material Disposal Options: A Pro-
Survival, Reproduction, and Recruitment of Woody posed Approach, 1
Plants After 14 Years on a Reforested Landfill, 265 Serra, E., B. De Martis, M. A. De Miranda Restivo, and A.
Robles, R., and S. K. Jacobson: Ecotourism, Sustainable Mocci Demartis: Study of the Saltwater Pond at Capot-
Development, and Conservation Education: Develop- erra, Southern Sardinia: General Characteristics, 381
ment of a Tour Guide Training Program in Tortu- Shaw, R.B., V.E. Diersing, and D.J. Tazik: US Army
guero, Costa Rica, 701 Land Condition-Trend Analysis (LCTA) Program, 405
Romm, J., and R.J. Lilieholm: Pinelands National Re- Sifneos,J .C ., M. E. Kentula,J .W . Good, M. Rylko, and K.
serve: An Intergovernmental Approach to Nature Pres- Kunz: Trends and Patterns in Section 404 Permitting
ervation, 335 Requiring Compensatory Mitigation in Oregon and
Rose, K. A., and E. P. Smith: Experimental Design: The Washington, USA, 109
Neglected Aspect of Environmental Monitoring, 691 Singh,J . S., and V. P. Singh: Energetics and Environmen-
Ross, W. A., and A. J. Kennedy: An Approach to Integrate tal Costs of Agriculture in a Dry Tropical Region of
Impact Scoping with Environmental Impact Assess- India, 495
ment, 475 Singh, V. P., andJ . S. Singh: Energetics and Environmen-
Rossi, O., and G. Giavelli: Foreword—Small Island Ecosys- tal Costs of Agriculture in a Dry Tropical Region of
tems, 563 India, 495
Rossi, O., F. Villa, and F. Sartore: Understanding the Role Smith, E. P., and K. A. Rose: Experimental Design: The
of Chronic Environmental Disturbance in the Context of Neglected Aspect of Environmental Monitoring, 691
Island Biogeographic Theory, 653 Soliani, L., and O. Rossi: Demographic Factors and Land-
Rossi, O., and L. Soliani: Demographic Factors and Land- Use Planning in the Small Islands of Southern Europe,
Use Planning in the Small Islands of Southern Europe, 603
603 Stewart, D. J., and T. D. Fontaine: Exploring the Effects of
Rykiel, E. J., Jr., and D. K. Loh: Integrated Resource Man- Multiple Management Objectives and Exotic Species on
agement Systems: Coupling Expert Systems with Data- Great Lakes Food Webs and Contaminant Dynamics,
Base Management and Geographic Information Sys- 225
tems, 167 Stites, D. L., E. F. Lowe, L. E. Battoe, and M. F. Coveney:
Rylko, M., M. E. Kentula,J . C. Sifneos,J .W . Good, and K. Particulate Phosphorus Removal via Wetland Filtration:
Kunz: Trends and Patterns in Section 404 Permitting An Examination of Potential for Hypertrophic Lake
Requiring Compensatory Mitigation in Oregon and Restoration, 67
Washington, USA, 109 Stohlgren, T. J., and D. J. Parsons: Evaluating Wilderness
Recreational Opportunities: Application of an Impact
Matrix, 397
Sanchez, R. A., and S. P.M umme: New Directions in Mex- Streets, D.G., N. Bhatti, and W. K. Foell: Acid Rain in
ican Environmental Policy, 465
Asia, 541
Sankovskii, A.: Toward Evaluation of Natural Objects, 283
Sartore, F., F. Villa, and O. Rossi: Understanding the Role
of Chronic Environmental Disturbance in the Context of Tazik, D.J., V.E. Diersing, and R. B. Shaw: US Army
Island Biogeographic Theory, 653 Land Condition-Trend Analysis (LCTA) Program, 405
Sauvajot, R., M. Buechner, C. Schonewald-Cox, and B. A. Teigland, J., W. E. Hammitt, B. P. Kaltenborn, O. I. Vis-
840 Author Index
tad, and L. Emmelin: Common Access Tradition and Wilbur, J., and K. Hansen: Change in a Petrified Forest
Wilderness Management in Norway: A Paradox for and Implications Towards Management, 179
Managers, 149 Wilcox, B. A., M. Buechner, C. Schonewald-Cox, and R.
Tromp, F., S. Reed, and A. Lam: Major Hazards—Think- Sauvajot: Cross-Boundary Issues for National Parks:
ing the Unthinkable, 715 What Works “on the Ground,” 799
Truett,J .C ., and K. Kertell: Tundra Disturbance and Eco- Wilcox, B. A., C. Schonewald-Cox, M. Buechner, and R.
system Production: Implications for Impact Assessment, Sauvajot: Cross-Boundary Management Between Na-
485 tional Parks and Surrounding Lands: A Review and Dis-
cussion, 273
Urrutia, M. M., E. Garcia-Rodeja, and F. Macias: Sulfide Willis, C. E., C. R. Harper, and W. J. Goetz: Groundwater
Oxidation in Coal-Mine Dumps: Laboratory Measure- Protection in Mixed Land-Use Aquifers, 777
Wilsey, B. J.,K . L. McKee, and I. A. Mendelssohn: Effects
ment of Acidifying Potential with H,O, and Its Appli-
cation to Characterize Spoil Materials, 81 of Increased Elevation and Macro- and Micronutrient
Additions on Spartina alterniflora Transplant Success in
Salt-Marsh Dieback Areas in Louisiana, 505
Villa, F., O. Rossi, and F. Sartore: Understanding the Role Wondergem, A. C., J. Blok, H. D. Oostergo, and C. J. V.
of Chronic Environmental Disturbance in the Context Leeuwen: Data Search and Environmental Hazard As-
of Island Biogeographic Theory, 653 sessment for Post-Seveso Chemicals, 317
Vining, J., N. Linn, and R.J . Burdge: Why Recycle? A
Wong, M.H., and Y. H. Cheung: Comparison of Trace
Comparison of Recycling Motivations in Four Commu- Metal Contents of Sediments and Mussels Collected
nities, 785 Within and Outside Tolo Harbour, Hong Kong, 743
Vistad, O. I., W. E. Hammitt, B. P. Kaltenborn, L. Emme- Wong, M. H., and Y. H. Cheung: Trace Metal Contents of
lin, andJ .T eigland: Common Access Tradition and Wil- Pacific Oyster, 753
derness Management in Norway: A Paradox for Man- Wong, M. H., C. Lan, G. Chen, and L. Li: Use of Cattails
agers, 149 in Treating Wastewater from a Pb/Zn Mine, 75
Webster, H.J., M.J. Lacki, and J.W. Hummer: Mine-
Drainage Treatment Wetland as Habitat for Herptofau- Zube, E. H., and S. K. Friedman: Assessing Landscape Dy-
nal Wildlife, 513 namics in a Protected Area, 363