The impact of environmental assessment on public inquiry decisions

By:

Jones, C.E

Contributor(s):

Wood, C

Language: English Series: Journal of Planning and Environment Law ; October 1995, 890-904(15)Publication details: 1995Subject(s):

Summary: Examines the role of environmental impact assessment (EIA), whose aim is to consider the possible effects of a proposed project on the environment in taking the decision to proceed or not, in public inquiry decisions.

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Examines the role of environmental impact assessment (EIA), whose aim is to consider the possible effects of a proposed project on the environment in taking the decision to proceed or not, in public inquiry decisions.

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