Risk management and EIA : research needs and opportunites / A.P. Grima ... [et al.].: En107-3/5-1986E-PDF

"How should society intervene to reduce or mitigate risk? This is one challenge that proponents, assessors, intervenors and panel members in EIA have to face; and because of this much of the work carried out in EIA already involves risk analysis. In this study we focus on two questions: Would the more explicit treatment of risk in EIA improve, codify or extend aspects of the EIA process; and what research needs, opportunities and priorities would emerge as a result?"--Exec. Summary.

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Department/Agency Canada. Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency.
Title Risk management and EIA : research needs and opportunites / A.P. Grima ... [et al.].
Publication type Monograph
Language [English]
Format Electronic
Electronic document
Note(s) Digitized edition from print.
"A background paper prepared for the Canadian Environmental Assessment Research Council."
Includes bibliographical references.
Publishing information Hull, Quebec : Canadian Environmental Assessment Research Council, c1986.
Author / Contributor Grima, A. P.,1933-
Description [vii], 18 p.
Catalogue number
  • En107-3/5-1986E-PDF
Subject terms Environmental impact assessment
Risk management
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