Environment Systems and Decisions

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Volume 19, issue 4, 1999

On the Road to the Isles pp. 291-295

John F. Potter

Local population impacts on the forests of Garhwal Himalaya, India pp. 293-303

A.K. Negi, B.P. Bhatt and N.P. Todaria

Students' awareness of the urban environment in a small Greek city pp. 305-316

T.D. Karapantsios, E.I. Boutskou and A.I. Balouktsis

Shrimps, bananas and mangroves: A dispute resolved pp. 317-323

Alissa J. Stern

The limits to growth argument now pp. 325-335

F. E. Trainer

Does environmental compliance pay? pp. 337-342

Vasanthakumar N. Bhat

Studies on the primary production in a river basin in eastern India pp. 343-347

Sajalendu Nanda

An international environmental study programme: the International Baccalaureate Environmental Systems course pp. 349-360

Patrick Armstrong and Jill Rutherford

Nine years after the invasion of Kuwait: the impacts of the Iraqi left-over ordnance pp. 361-368

Ali Muhammad Khuraibet

Volume 19, issue 3, 1999

The dilemmas of tourism pp. 187-188

John F. Potter

The Eighth Kew Environmental Lecture. Loving nature to promote national well being: a personal experience pp. 189-195

Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn Hrh

Air pollution regulations new to Zambia pp. 197-201

Misheck C. Mulenga

Informal settlers' perceptions of environmental quality: A case study of the Mizamoyethu Community, South Africa pp. 203-215

R. Ballantyne and C. Oelofse

Indigenous economic institutions and ecological knowledge: A Ghanaian case study pp. 217-227

Seth Appiah-Opoku

Reviewing the framework for dealing with urban environmental problems pp. 229-237

Usha Iyer-Raniga and Graham Treloar

Forests and societal values: comparing scientific and public perception of forest health pp. 239-249

Aviva Patel, David J. Rapport, Loren Vanderlinden and John Eyles

Environmental impact assessment in the People's Republic of China: a case study of the Shanghai Second Sewerage Project pp. 251-257

Sarah Hoyle, Shahed Power and Simon Hutchinson

The impacts of recreation and tourism in the remote North Kimberly region of Western Australia pp. 259-275

Marion Hercock

Book Reviews pp. 277-277

Colin Ryall

Volume 19, issue 2, 1998

Too much accountability, too little research pp. 83-84

John F. Potter

Mass media and environmental knowledge of secondary school students in Hong Kong pp. 85-97

Kara K.W. Chan

The sustainability of a car dependent settlement pattern: an evaluation of new rural settlement in Ireland pp. 99-107

Brendan McGrath

Seasonal ecological variations of phyto- and zoobenthic communities in the south of Nisyros Island, Greece pp. 109-127

Alexis Conides, Costantinos Bogdanos and Aristidis Diapoulis

Removal of chromium(VI) from electroplating industry wastewater using bagasse fly ash—a sugar industry waste material pp. 129-136

Vinod K. Gupta, Dinesh Mohan, Saurabh Sharma and Kuk T. Park

Environmental problems associated with livestock production in Tropical Africa pp. 137-143

Onah R. Ogri

Economic, social, and environmental sustainability in development theory and urban planning practice pp. 145-161

A. D. Basiago

Nature as an arena for the quality of life: psycho-spiritual values—the next main focus in nature conservation? pp. 163-169

Sigmund Hågvar

Principles of conservation biology pp. 171-171

Colin Ryall

Young person's guide to the environment: practical ways of making a difference pp. 173-174

Dona Schneider and Janet Huang

Education for sustainability pp. 175-176

Clare Eddison

Currents of change: El Niño's impact on climate and society pp. 177-178

M. Kassas

Confronting crisis: a comparative study of household responses to poverty and vulnerability in four poor urban communities pp. 179-179

Michael Greenberg

Volume 19, issue 1, 1999

Nor any drop to drink – a matter of principle pp. 3-4

F. Potter John

Drinking water supply – a backward look into the future pp. 5-9

B. Pike Edmund

Water quality and Health pp. 11-16

R. Helmer

The World Health Organization in Europe and its role in water and health pp. 17-22

Bartram Jamie

Revision of the council directive on the quality of water intended for human consumption pp. 23-26

lEROTHEOS Papadopoulos

Freshwater – a UNED-UK round table response pp. 27-33

Dodds Felix

Recreational waters and Health-swimming against the tide pp. 35-38

Rees Gareth

The Wanjiazhai Water Transfer Project, China: an environmentally integrated water transfer system pp. 39-60

Qingtao Xie, Xinan Guo and F. Ludwig Harvey

Anaerobic/aerobic treatment of meat processing wastewater pp. 61-65

A. Wahaab Rifaat and M. Hamdy El-awady

Sustainable wetland management strategies under uncertainties pp. 67-79

Lee Yung-Jaan

Volume 18, issue 4, 1999

Time to stop subsidising environmental degradation pp. 195-196

John F. Potter

The role of climatic variations on migration and human health in Africa pp. 213-218

A.A. Afolayan and I.O. Adelekan

Wildlife conservation in India pp. 219-221

Gunavant M. Oza and Premlata G. Oza

An analysis of the problems of developing environmental education in Brazilian Federal protected areas pp. 223-229

Cristina A.R. De Carvalho, Walter Leal Filho and William H.G. Hale

Birds and air traffic safety on Zagreb airport (Croatia) pp. 231-237

SnjeŽAna KuŽIr and Jasmina MuŽIniĆ

Ecotourism options in coastal protected area management: a case study of North Head Quarantine Station, Australia pp. 239-249

Stephen Wearing and Simon Darcy

Environmental knowing and action pp. 251-261

Susan Coldicutt

UK Landfill – The Future? pp. 263-265

Adrian Whittle

Volume 18, issue 3, 1998

Facing up to environmental realityin the 21st century pp. 131-134

Harvey F. Ludwig, John F. Potter and Kasem Snidvongs

Population: some overlooked issues pp. 135-138

Norman Myers

Environmental risk perception and urban renewal in the West Midlands, UK pp. 139-148

Andrew G. Ayres and Michael Pugh Thomas

Landslides in the Garhwal Lesser Himalaya, UP, India pp. 149-155

S.P. Sati, Ajay Naithani and G.S. Rawat

Biodiversity values for alternative management regimes in remote UK coniferous forests: an iterative bidding polychotomous choice approach pp. 157-166

K.G. Willis and G.D. Garrod

The prospects of tropical timber plantation investment funds pp. 167-173

Bert Scholtens

A methodology for estimation of vehicle emissions in an urban environment: an example from Greater Manchester pp. 175-182

D. Rayfield, J.W.S. Longhurst, A.F.R. Watson, T. Hewison, D.W. Raper, D.E. Conlan and B. Owen

Volume 18, issue 2, 1998

How can I stop my fillets from shrinking? pp. 65-66

John F. Potter

Land use and solid waste generation in Ilorin, Kwara State, Nigeria pp. 67-75

J.F. Olorunfemi and C.O. Odita

Environmental issue area and game theory pp. 77-86

Heikki O. Kuismin

Performance assessment of a wastewater treatment plant producing effluent for irrigation in Egypt pp. 87-93

Fatma A. El-Gohary, Fayza A. Nasr and S. El-Hawaary

An examination of the compatibility of World Bank policies towards population, development and biodiversity in the Third World pp. 95-108

Ian J. Rappel and Neil H. Thomas

Protected areas, agricultural pests and economic damage: conflicts with elephants and pests in Yunnan, China pp. 109-118

Clement Tisdell and Xiang Zhu

Volume 18, issue 1, 1998

The impacts of road transport on air quality in the Greater Manchester region, UK: policies towards a sustainable transport system pp. 3-13

D. Rayfield, J.W.S. Longhurst, P.S. Ramsden, J.A. Dinsdale, R.M. Elliott and D.E. Conlan

A framework for identifying and classifyingecosystem dysfunctions pp. 15-25

Stephen Birkett and David Rapport

Environmental perceptions of Irish and Bavarian pupils: an empirical study pp. 27-38

Franz X. Bogner

Sensitizing technical experts to public concerns about industrial hazards using theory, guided imaging and focused group discussion pp. 39-45

Ilyas Baker and Thawatchai Boonchote

Havana's popular gardens:sustainable prospects for urban agriculture pp. 47-57

Scott G. Chaplowe