Journal of Environmental Planning and Management

1997 - 2025

Current editor(s): Dr Neil Powe, Dr Ken Willis and George Bill Page

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Volume 46, issue 6, 2003

Steps Towards Integrating Carbon Dioxide Sources and Sinks into Local Environmental Planning pp. 803-816

Eric Rapaport and Torgny Lind

Examining the Effects of Biodiversity on the Ability of Local Plans to Manage Ecological Systems pp. 817-837

Samuel Brody

Critical Factors and Evaluation Criteria for Habitat Translocation pp. 839-856

John Box

Recreational Rates and Future Land Use Preferences for Idaho National Engineering and Environmental Laboratory Facility pp. 857-874

Joanna Burger

Ecological Sustainability in Greek Agriculture: An Application of Energy Flow Approach pp. 875-886

S. M. Fakhrul Islam, Helen Papadopoulou and Basil Manos

The Determinants of Mining Company Response to Environmental Approvals Regulation: A Report of Australian Research pp. 887-909

David Annandale and Ross Taplin

Climate Change and Planning and Consultation for the UK Aviation White Paper pp. 911-918

Paul John Upham

Volume 46, issue 5, 2003

Values Suitability Analysis: A Methodology for Identifying and Integrating Public Perceptions of Ecosystem Values in Forest Planning pp. 643-658

Patrick Reed and Gregory Brown

The Value of Countryside Access: A Contingent Valuation Survey of Visitors to the Ridgeway National Trail in the United Kingdom pp. 659-671

Richard Bennett, R. B. Tranter and R. J. P. Blaney

The Effectiveness of the UK Landfill Tax pp. 673-689

Adrian Martin and Ian Scott

The Use of Ecologically Based Screening Criteria in a Community-sponsored Open Space Preservation Programme pp. 691-714

Michael Thomas

Metaphors for Reflecting on Research Practice: Researching with People pp. 715-731

David McClintock, Ray Ison and Rosalind Armson

Public Participation in Natural Hazard Mitigation Policy Formation: Challenges for Comprehensive Planning pp. 733-754

David Godschalk, Samuel Brody and Raymond Burby

Adaptation of a Storm Drainage System to Accommodate Increased Rainfall Resulting from Climate Change pp. 755-770

Darren Waters, W. Edgar Watt, Jiri Marsalek and Bruce Anderson

Reinsurer Opinions of Environmental Management Systems Concerning Insurance for Pollution pp. 771-780

D. M. Minoli and J. N. B. Bell

Volume 46, issue 4, 2003

Nitrate transport in shallow groundwater at the stream-riparian interface in an urbanizing catchment pp. 475-498

Ryan Stainton and Michael Stone

Diffusion of US army chemical weapons disposal technologies: public perception of technology attributes pp. 499-522

Bryan Williams, Hoi Suen, Sarah Rzasa, Tanya Heikkila and Maria Pennock-Roman

An institutional framework for analysis of voluntary policy: the case of voluntary environmental agreements in Kita Kyushu, Japan pp. 523-543

Eric Welch and Akira Hibiki

Incorporating sustainable development concerns into an urban regeneration project: how politics can defeat procedures pp. 545-561

Yvonne Rydin, Nancy Holman, Vicky Hands and Florian Sommer

Wind power planning in three Swedish municipalities pp. 563-581

Jamil Khan

Visitor payback: panacea or pandora's box for conservation in the UK? pp. 583-604

Alister Scott, Mike Christie and Helen Tench

Waste recovery using packaging waste recovery notes: a cost-effective way of meeting targets? pp. 605-619

Scott Brady and Tony Jackson

POLICY AND PRACTICE: Planning and the European union water framework directive pp. 621-631

Iain White and Joe Howe

Volume 46, issue 3, 2003

Information Management for Public Participation in Co-design Processes: Evaluation of a Dutch Example pp. 315-344

Bert Enserink and Rene Monnikhof

The Role of Civic Environmentalism in the Pursuit of Sustainable Communities pp. 345-363

Julian Agyeman and Briony Angus

Applying the Precautionary Principle in Environmental Assessment: The Case of Reviews in British Columbia pp. 365-379

Kent Gustavson

Reuse or Burn? Evaluating the Producer Responsibility of Waste Paper pp. 381-398

Per-Olov Marklund and Eva Samakovlis

Perceptions about Environmental Use and Future Restoration of an Urban Estuary pp. 399-416

Joanna Burger

Legitimation Struggles in National Park Spaces: The Banff Bow Valley Round Table pp. 417-441

Tazim Jamal and Marcus Eyre

Revised Agri-environment Policy Objectives: Implications for Scheme Design pp. 443-466

Jeremy Franks

Volume 46, issue 2, 2003

A Framework for Geographically Sensitive and Efficient Recycling Networks pp. 147-165

Nancey Green Leigh and Matthew Realff

Sustainability-focused Organizational Learning: Recent Experiences and New Challenges pp. 167-176

Eleonora Molnar and Peter Mulvihill

Outcomes of Collaborative Water Policy Making: Applyxsing Complexity Thinking to Evaluation pp. 177-197

Sarah Connick and Judith Innes

Applying Integrated Resource and Environmental Management to Transmission Right-of-way Maintenance pp. 199-217

Jill Harriman and Douglas Baker

The Importance of Process in Ecosystem Management: Lessons from the Lachlan Catchment, New South Wales, Australia pp. 219-237

Mick Hillman, Graeme Aplin and Gary Brierley

Analysis of Ecological Context for Identifying Vegetation and Animal Conservation Planning Foci: An Example from the Arid South-western USA pp. 239-256

Toshihide Hamazaki, Bruce Thompson, Brian Locke and Kenneth Boykin

Quantifying Long-term Environmental Regulatory Risk for Brownfields: Are Reopeners Really an Issue? pp. 257-269

Robert Simons, John Pendergrass and Kimberly Winson-Geideman

The Environmental Appraisal of National Park Management Plans in England and Wales pp. 271-288

J. G. Carter, C. M. Wood and M. Baker

Attitudes and Behavioural Change in Household Waste Management Behaviours pp. 289-307

Peter Tucker and David Speirs

Volume 46, issue 1, 2003

Pricing Public Parks pp. 3-17

K. G. Willis

Farmers' Motivations for Adopting Conservation Practices along Riparian Zones in a Mid-western Agricultural Watershed pp. 19-37

Robert Ryan, Donna Erickson and Raymond De Young

Impact of Socio-demographic Factors on Willingness to Pay for the Reduction of a Future Health Risk pp. 39-47

Jesper Nielsen, Dorte Gyrd-Hansen, Ivar SØNBØ Kristiansen and JØRgen NexØE

Regional Variations in the Implementation of the Local Air Quality Management Process within Great Britain pp. 49-64

N. K. Woodfield, J. W. S. Longhurst, C. I. Beattie and D. P. H. Laxen

Demand for Water-based Leisure Activity pp. 65-77

John Curtis

A Contingent Trip Model for Estimating Rail-trail Demand pp. 79-96

Carter Betz, John Bergstrom and J. M. Bowker

The Benefits and Costs of Noise Reduction pp. 97-111

Nir Becker and Doron Lavee

Assessing the Ecological Footprint of a Large Metropolitan Water Supplier: Lessons for Water Management and Planning towards Sustainability pp. 113-141

Manfred Lenzen, Sven Lundie, Grant Bransgrove, Lisa Charet and Fabian Sack

Volume 45, issue 6, 2002

A Framework for Evaluating Transferable Development Rights Programmes pp. 773-795

Patricia Machemer and Michael Kaplowitz

How Can Local Environmental Planning Affect Forest Soil Acidity? A Case Study in Stockholm, Sweden pp. 797-811

Eric Rapaport

'Capacity for Change': Testing a Model for the Inclusion of Social Indicators in Australia's National Land and Water Resources Audit pp. 813-826

Stewart Lockie, Geoffrey Lawrence, Allan Dale and Bruce Taylor

The Cost-effectiveness of Biodiversity Management: A Comparison of Farm Types in Extensively Farmed Areas of Scotland pp. 827-840

Gerard Wynn

The Potential of Public Participation Geographic Information Systems in UK Environmental Planning: Appraisals by Active Publics pp. 841-863

Carolyn Harrison and Mordechai Haklay

Facilitating Sediment Budget Construction for Land Management Applications pp. 865-887

L. M. Reid and N. A. Trustrum

The Development of Local Agenda 21 in the Mid-west Region of Ireland: A Case Study in Interactive Research and Indicator Development pp. 889-912

Ruth Kelly and Richard Moles

Sectoralization of an Integrated Coastal Management Programme: A Case Study in Madagascar pp. 913-926

Raphaël Bille and Laurent Mermet

The South to North Water Diversions in China: Review and Comments pp. 927-932

Chen Xiqing, Zhang Dezhen and Zhang Erfeng

Volume 45, issue 5, 2002

Rapid Assessment of Organic Pollution in a West-central Mexican River Using a Family-level Biotic Index pp. 613-632

Lisa Henne, Daniel Schneider and Luis Martinez

Forest Management Systems Evaluation: Using ISO14000 pp. 633-652

G. T. Mcdonald and M. B. Lane

Barn Owls, Bumble Bees and Beetles: UK Agriculture, Biodiversity and Biodiversity Action Planning pp. 653-671

Carol Morris and Michael Winter

Farmers' Choices: Management Practices to Reduce Nutrient Leakage within a Swedish Catchment pp. 673-689

Anna Bratt

Developing Institutional Capacity at the Regional Level: The Development of a Coastal Forum in the North West of England pp. 691-713

Mark Baker

Outdoor Recreation and Participative Democracy in England and Wales pp. 715-734

Neil Ravenscroft, Nigel Curry and Susan Markwell

Flooding and the Role of Planning in England and Wales: A Critical Review pp. 735-745

Iain White and Joe Howe

Strategic Routeing and Environmental Impact Assessment for Overhead Electrical Transmission Lines pp. 747-764

Ross Marshall and Ross Baxter

Volume 45, issue 4, 2002

Tourist Support for Marine Protection in Nha Trang, Viet Nam pp. 461-480

Greg Lindsey and Ann Holmes

Agricultural Land Use in an Environmentally Sensitive Area: An Assessment of an Agri-environmental Policy Measure pp. 481-491

A. Psychoudakis, S. Aggelopoulos and E. Dimitriadou

Environmental Protection in the Russian Federation: Lessons and Opportunities pp. 493-516

Kris Wernstedt

Developing Environmentally Respectful Policy Programmes: Five Key Principles pp. 517-532

Geoff Vigar and Patsy Healey

More than Biodiversity: The Socio-economic Impact of Implementing Biodiversity Action Plans in the UK pp. 533-547

Jane Mills

The Carbon Dioxide Reduction Workshop: Dutch Experiences with a Participatory Approach pp. 549-569

Jochem van der Waals and Walter Vermeulen

Air Quality Management in UK Local Authorities: Public Understanding and Participation pp. 571-590

Juliette Mcdonald, Martin Hession, Anna Rickard, Mark Nieuwenhuijsen and Michaela Kendall

Forest Renewal British Columbia: An Experiment in the Recycling of Revenue-raising Environmental Taxation pp. 591-606

Tony Jackson and John Curry

Volume 45, issue 3, 2002

Planning Models for Sustainable Water Resource Development pp. 309-322

Martin Jaffe and Odeh Al-Jayyousi

Information Disclosure Requirements and the Effect of Soil Contamination on Property Values pp. 323-339

Hank Jenkins-Smith, Carol Silva, Robert Berrens and Alok Bohara

Gauging the Vulnerability of Local Water Systems to Extreme Events pp. 341-361

Robert Hersh and Kris Wernstedt

Water Companies' Service Performance and Environmental Trade-offs pp. 363-379

K. G. Willis, P. L. Mcmahon, G. D. Garrod and N. A. Powe

Stakeholder Perceptions of Climate Change Impacts at the Regional Scale: Implications for the Effectiveness of Regional and Local Responses pp. 381-402

Simon Shackley and Robert Deanwood

Integrated Land and Water Management in the United Kingdom: Narrowing the Implementation Gap pp. 403-423

Caroline Ducros and Nigel Watson

From Poole to Fulham: A Changing Culture in UK Environmental Impact Assessment Decision Making? pp. 425-443

Joe Weston

Volume 45, issue 2, 2002

From Superfund Site to Developable Property: The Case of Rentokil pp. 157-179

Jennifer Esway Smith and Margot Garcia

Economic Evaluation of Carbon Dioxide Emission Abatement Measures in the Greek Energy Sector pp. 181-198

Y. Sarafidis, S. Mirasgedis, E. Georgopoulou and D. P. Lalas

Strategic Connectivity, Sustainable Development and the New English Regional Governance pp. 199-217

Paul Benneworth, Leanne Conroy and Peter Roberts

Local Agenda 21 in Four Swedish Municipalities: A Tool towards Sustainability? pp. 219-244

Sofie Adolfsson Jorby

Army Training: The Environmental Gains Resulting from the Adoption of Alternatives to Traditional Training Methods pp. 245-265

David Doxford and Alan Judd

Risk Communication and the Waste-to-energy Incinerator Environmental Impact Assessment Process: A UK Case Study of Public Involvement pp. 267-283

Christopher Snary

Sustainability Criteria for Decision Support in the UK Water Industry pp. 285-301

Timothy Foxon, G. Mcilkenny, D. Gilmour, C. Oltean-Dumbrava, N. Souter, R. Ashley, D. Butler, Peter Pearson, P. Jowitt and J. Moir

Volume 45, issue 1, 2002

Socio-economic Impacts: Are They Still the Poor Relations in UK Environmental Statements? pp. 3-24

Andrew Chadwick

Perceptions, Not Facts: How Forestry Professionals Decide on the Restoration of Degraded Forest Ecosystems pp. 25-38

Michael Pregernig

Two Paths to Industrial Ecology: Applying the Product-based and Geographical Approaches pp. 39-57

Jouni Korhonen

Sustainable Business Sites in the Netherlands: A Survey of Policies and Experiences pp. 59-84

Pieter Pellenbarg

Threatened Species Conservation in New South Wales, Australia: A Review of the Value of the Eight-part Test pp. 85-102

Stewart Thompson and Thomas Evans

Role of Wild Game in the Diet of Recreationists in South Carolina pp. 103-128

Joanna Burger and Michael Gochfeld

Emission versus Input Taxes for Diffuse Nitrate Pollution Control in the Presence of Transaction Costs pp. 129-139

Athanasios Kampas and Ben White

Development of Restoration of Raw Material Pits in Denmark pp. 141-148

Erling Bondesen