Environmental Impact Assessment: Challenges in Use of Methods and Tools in France and in Russia

Natalia Sirina; Serge Rohmer; Ekaterina Fortyguina

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.572.40

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Environmental Impact Assessment: Challenges in Use of Methods and Tools in France and in Russia

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Environmental impact assessment ensures that the environmental considerations are accounted before the decision about an economic activity, the new technology or materials is made. In developed countries, e.g. France different methods and tools are used to assess the environmental impact as life cycle assessment (LCA) etc. In countries with transitional economy, as Russia in site assessment of an activity often prevails. There are number of challenges exist to better account the environmental impact, including legislative constraints, culture of methods and tools.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 572)

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40-43

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September 2013

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Natalia Sirina, Serge Rohmer, Ekaterina Fortyguina

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Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA), Environmental Policy, Method, Tool

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