Journal of Environmental Planning and Management

1997 - 2025

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Volume 59, issue 12, 2016

Does community resilience mitigate loss and damage from climaterelated disasters? Evidence based on survey data pp. 2102-2123

David Gawith, Adam Daigneault and Pike Brown

Sustainability in the USA and New Zealand: explaining and addressing the implementation gap in local government pp. 2124-2144

Lucie Laurian and Jan Crawford

Potential economic costs of invasive structural pests: conehead termites,, in Florida pp. 2145-2162

Sergio Alvarez

Coming to the table: collaborative governance and groundwater decision-making in coastal California pp. 2163-2178

Abigail Brown, Ruth Langridge and Kirsten Rudestam

US vehicle fuel-efficiency choices: demographic, behavioral, and cultural factors pp. 2179-2197

David Timmons and Andrew Perumal

Direct and indirect effects of weather experiences on life satisfaction – which role for climate change expectations? pp. 2198-2230

Daniel Osberghaus and Jan Kühling

Public regulatory relief and the adoption of environmental management systems: a European survey pp. 2231-2250

Francesco Testa, Iñaki Heras-Saizarbitoria, Tiberio Daddi, Olivier Boiral and Fabio Iraldo

Ecological risk and accessibility analysis to assess the impact of roads under Habitats Directive pp. 2251-2271

Tommaso Sitzia, Thomas Campagnaro and Stefano Grigolato

Editorial Board pp. ebi-ebi

The Editors

Volume 59, issue 11, 2016

Environmental health in the complex city: a co-evolutionary approach pp. 1913-1932

Thomas Verbeek and Luuk Boelens

Testing the environmental Kuznets curve hypothesis for water footprint indicator: a cross-sectional study pp. 1933-1956

Maamar Sebri

Income and distance-decay effects on willingness to pay estimated by the contingent valuation method pp. 1957-1981

Jongyearn Lee

Integrating urban ecosystem sustainability assessment into policy-making: insights from the Gold Coast City pp. 1982-2006

Didem Dizdaroglu and Tan Yigitcanlar

Planning process influences on sustainability in Ohio township plans pp. 2007-2023

Maria Manta Conroy and Hee-Jung Jun

Analysis of uncertainty consideration in environmental assessment: an empirical study of Canadian EA practice pp. 2024-2044

Juliette Lees, Jochen A.G. Jaeger, Jill A.E. Gunn and Bram F. Noble

The importance of place in early disaster recovery: a case study of the 2013 Colorado floods pp. 2045-2063

Andrew Rumbach, Carrie Makarewicz and Jeremy Németh

The effect of experience on choosing where to go: an application to a choice experiment on forest recreation pp. 2064-2078

Gengyang Tu and Jens Abildtrup

Understanding farmers' influence on land-use change using a participatory Bayesian network approach in a pre-Alpine region in Switzerland pp. 2079-2101

Enrico Celio and Adrienne Grêt-Regamey

Volume 59, issue 10, 2016

Public participation mechanisms and sustainable policy-making: a case study analysis of Mexico City's pp. 1728-1750

Valery Madero and Nina Morris

Voluntary recycling despite disincentives pp. 1751-1774

Marie Briguglio, Liam Delaney and Alex Wood

Managing water through change and uncertainty: comparing lessons from the adaptive co-management literature to recent policy developments in England pp. 1775-1794

Luke Whaley and Edward Weatherhead

Factors influencing scaling up of agroforestry-based spatial land-use integration for soil fertility management in Arsamma Watershed, Southwestern Ethiopian Highlands pp. 1795-1812

Dereje Guteta and Assefa Abegaz

Inter-observer variation in habitat survey data: investigating the consequences for professional practice pp. 1813-1832

Andrew Cherrill

Resilience to heat in public space: a case study of Adelaide, South Australia pp. 1833-1854

Ehsan Sharifi, Alpana Sivam and John Boland

Factorial fuzzy programming for planning water resources management systems pp. 1855-1872

Yang Zhou, Gordon Huang, Shuo Wang, Zhong Li and Ya Zhou

Alberta's oil sands reclamation policy trajectory: the role of tense layering, policy stretching, and policy patching in long-term policy dynamics pp. 1873-1890

Adam Wellstead, Jeremy Rayner and Michael Howlett

Assessing participatory and multi-level characteristics of biodiversity and landscape protection legislation: the case of Poland pp. 1891-1911

Krzysztof Niedziałkowski, Agata Pietrzyk-Kaszyńska, Monika Pietruczuk and Małgorzata Grodzińska-Jurczak

Volume 59, issue 9, 2016

Patterns of selectiveness in the Amazonian freshwater fisheries: implications for management pp. 1537-1559

Gustavo Hallwass and Renato A.M. Silvano

Cost-effectiveness of tillage methods to reduce phosphorus loss from agricultural land pp. 1560-1579

Karen Refsgaard and Marianne Bechmann

Integrated action planning for biodiversity conservation and sustainable use of highland aquatic resources: evaluating outcomes for the Beijiang River, China pp. 1580-1609

S.W. Bunting, S. Luo, K. Cai, Nobinkhor Kundu, S. Lund, Rashmi Mishra, D. Ray, K.G. Smith and F. Sugden

Opponents, waverers or supporters: the influence of place-attachment dimensions on local residents' acceptance of a planned biosphere reserve in Austria pp. 1610-1628

Michael Huber and Arne Arnberger

Assessment of National Parks affected by naturbanization processes in Southern Europe pp. 1629-1655

Marta F. Calvache, María-José Prados and Júlia M. Lourenço

Economic, social and environmental dimension of sustainable competitiveness of European countries pp. 1656-1678

Danijela Despotovic, Slobodan Cvetanovic, Vladimir Nedic and Milan Despotovic

Government response to climate change in China: a study of provincial and municipal plans pp. 1679-1710

Chaosu Li and Yan Song

Valuing environmental damage remediation and liability using value estimates for ecosystem services pp. 1711-1727

Craig Bullock and Robert O'Shea

Volume 59, issue 8, 2016

Individualized water source as an indicator of attitudes about water management and conservation in humid regions pp. 1341-1359

Kristan Cockerill, Peter Groothuis, Tanga McDaniel and Courtney Cooper

Objectively best or most acceptable? Expert and lay knowledge in Swedish wind power permit processes pp. 1360-1376

Stefan Larsson and Lars Emmelin

Are national biodiversity strategies and action plans appropriate for building responsibilities for mainstreaming biodiversity across policy sectors? The case of Finland pp. 1377-1396

Simo Sarkki, Jari Niemelä, Rob Tinch, Jukka-Pekka Jäppinen, Matti Nummelin, Heikki Toivonen and Marina Von Weissenberg

Integrating flood hazard into site selection of detention basins using spatial multi-criteria decision-making pp. 1397-1417

Ebrahim Ahmadisharaf, Masoud Tajrishy and Nasrin Alamdari

Tradable planning permits versus auctioned tradable development rights: different trading agents, different policy outcomes pp. 1418-1437

Eliška Vejchodská

Multiple pollutant discharge permit markets, a challenge for wastewater treatment plants pp. 1438-1455

Shervin Jamshidi and Mohammad Hossein Niksokhan

Quantification of present and past biomass productivity as a support to effective biomass management pp. 1456-1472

Radoslava Kanianska, Miriam Kizeková and Jarmila Makovníková

Using discrete choice experiments to value preferences for air quality improvement: the case of curbing haze in urban China pp. 1473-1494

Chengxiang Tang and Yucheng Zhang

“They give you lots of information, but ignore what it's really about”: residents' experiences with the planned introduction of a new high-voltage power line pp. 1495-1512

Jarry T. Porsius, Liesbeth Claassen, Patricia E. Weijland and Danielle R.M. Timmermans

Assessing local planning capacity to promote environmentally sustainable residential development pp. 1513-1535

Z. Aslıgül Göçmen and James A. LaGro

Volume 59, issue 7, 2016

Enhancing environmental integration in strategic environmental assessment (SEA): insight from sensitivity analysis pp. 1149-1167

Vincent Onyango

Sensitive issues in natural resource management and discursive strategies addressing them pp. 1168-1185

T. Augustin Kouévi, Barbara van Mierlo, Cees Leeuwis and Simplice Davo Vodouhê

Management of mountain areas in Norway and the persistence of local--national conflicts pp. 1186-1204

Kjell Overvåg, Terje Skjeggedal and Camilla Sandström

An assessment of public engagement for access management planning in southwestern Alberta, Canada pp. 1205-1224

Rachelle L. Haddock and Michael S. Quinn

Applying the Kuhn--Tucker model to estimate the value of recreational ecosystem services in Sicily pp. 1225-1237

Lea Nicita, Giovanni Signorello and Maria De Salvo

Soil erosion vulnerability under scenarios of climate land-use changes after the development of a large reservoir in a semi-arid area pp. 1238-1256

Vera Ferreira, André Samora-Arvela and Thomas Panagopoulos

Community perspectives on managing health of peri-urban river system: evidence from the Hawkesbury-Nepean river catchment, Australia pp. 1257-1276

U. Pinto and B.L. Maheshwari

On causes of illegal waste dumping in Slovakia pp. 1277-1303

Barbora Sedova

Spatial planning and changing landscapes: a failure of policy in peri-urban Victoria, Australia pp. 1304-1322

Albert Llausàs, Michael Buxton and Ruth Beilin

Investigating supportive conditions for participation in voluntary environmental programs pp. 1323-1340

Eungkyoon Lee, Chan Su Jung and Min Sup Hwang

Volume 59, issue 6, 2016

Carbon emission reduction and cost--benefit of methane digester systems on hog farms in China pp. 948-966

T. Chen, M. Liu, Y. Takahashi, Jeffrey Mullen and G.C.W. Ames

Measuring the linkage between strategies on sustainability and institutional forces: an empirical study of Spanish universities pp. 967-992

Manuel Larrán, Jesús Herrera and Francisco Javier Andrades

Exploring the determinants for adopting water conservation measures. What is the tendency of landowners when the resource is already at risk? pp. 993-1014

Ioanna Grammatikopoulou, Eija Pouta and Sami Myyrä

Farmers' willingness to participate in best management practices in Kentucky pp. 1015-1039

Hua Zhong, Ping Qing and Wuyang Hu

Cost allocation of river water quality management based on the Separable Cost Remaining Benefit (SCRB) method pp. 1040-1053

Kyudong Yeo and Younghun Jung

Responding to a policy mandate to collaborate: structuring collaboration in the collaborative forest landscape restoration program pp. 1054-1072

Ashley S. Monroe and William H. Butler

Evaluating Internet-based public participation GIS (PPGIS) and volunteered geographic information (VGI) in environmental planning and management pp. 1073-1090

Zhenghong Tang and Tiantian Liu

Applying the concept of State of Good Repair to the management of ecological infrastructure pp. 1091-1106

Mark T. Gibbs

Understanding and encouraging greater nature engagement in Australia: results from a national survey pp. 1107-1125

Alec Zuo, Sarah Wheeler and Jane Edwards

Adapting a holistic approach to flood management in the Hawkesbury--Nepean region: complexities and perceptions of the agencies involved pp. 1126-1147

Shafaq Masud, John Merson and Daniel F. Robinson

Volume 59, issue 5, 2016

Partnerships and governance at the environment--health nexus in Ontario: lessons from five case examples pp. 769-788

Zee Leung, Karen Morrison and Dean Midleton

Not seeing is not believing: volunteer beliefs about Burmese pythons in Florida and implications for public participation in invasive species removal pp. 789-807

Rebecca G. Harvey, Larry Perez and Frank J. Mazzotti

Dutch new nature: (re)landscaping the Millingerwaard pp. 808-825

Maartje Bulkens, Hamzah Muzaini and Claudio Minca

Application of environmental risk assessment for strategic decision-making in coastal areas: case studies in China pp. 826-842

Kan-Kan Wu and Luo-Ping Zhang

Developing green infrastructure ‘thinking’: devising and applying an interactive group-based methodology for practitioners pp. 843-865

Mick Lennon, Mark Scott, Marcus Collier and Karen Foley

A spatially explicit backcasting approach for sustainable land-use planning pp. 866-890

Eva Haslauer, Markus Biberacher and Thomas Blaschke

Transport infrastructures, environment impacts and tourists' welfare: a choice experiment to elicit tourist preferences in Siena--Italy pp. 891-910

Salvatore Bimonte, Silvia Ferrini and Gaetano Grilli

Multi-criteria forest road network planning in fire-prone environment: a case study in Serbia pp. 911-926

Bogdan Stefanović, Dušan Stojnić and Milorad Danilović

Getting caught up in the game: managing non-formal dynamics in the remediation of contaminated sediments in Oslo harbor pp. 927-947

Michael Duijn, Arwin van Buuren, Magnus Sparrevik, Adriaan Slob, Gerald Jan Ellen and Amy Oen

Volume 59, issue 4, 2016

Capacity for climate change planning: assessing metropolitan responses in the United States pp. 573-586

Tara Kolar Bryan

The impact of ISO 14001 on corporate environmental performance: a study of Swedish manufacturing firms pp. 587-606

Thomas Zobel

The relevance of physical forces on land-use change and planning process pp. 607-627

Rosinda Leonor Pato, Paula Castro and Alexandre O. Tavares

Role of non-timber forest products in sustaining forest-based livelihoods and rural households' resilience capacity in and around protected area: a Bangladesh study† pp. 628-642

Sharif Ahmed Mukul, A. Z. M. Manzoor Rashid, Mohammad Belal Uddin and Niaz Ahmed Khan

Direct and indirect land-use change as prospective climate change indicators for peri-urban development transitions pp. 643-665

Alison Rothwell, Brad Ridoutt, Girija Page and William Bellotti

Determinants of homeowners' attitudes to the installation of high-voltage overhead transmission lines pp. 666-686

Peter Elliott, David Wadley and Jung Hoon Han

Context-dependent evaluation of climate change policies: competing policies, knowledge and emotions pp. 687-707

Carmelo J. León and Jorge E. Araña

Infrastructure development through PPPs in India: criteria for sustainability assessment pp. 708-729

Nilesh A. Patil, Dolla Tharun and Boeing Laishram

Green jobs for the disadvantaged: an analysis of government policies in British Columbia pp. 730-745

Robert VanWynsberghe

The use of best management practices to respond to externalities from developing shale gas resources pp. 746-768

Terence Centner and Nicholas S. Eberhart

Volume 59, issue 3, 2016

Environmental impact assessment of infrastructure projects: a governance perspective pp. 393-413

Cheryl S.F. Chi, Inkeri Ruuska and Jianhua Xu

Urban sustainability -- a segmentation study of Greater Brisbane, Australia pp. 414-435

Grace Muriuki, Anne-Maree Dowd and Peta Ashworth

A measurement of community disaster resilience in Korea pp. 436-460

D.K. Yoon, Jung Eun Kang and Samuel D. Brody

Assessing impacts on urban greenspace, waterways, and vegetation in urban planning pp. 461-479

Heather A. Sander

The Great Recession or progressive energy policies? Explaining the decline in US greenhouse gas emissions forecasts pp. 480-500

Hal T. Nelson, David von Hippel, Tom Peterson and Roman Garagulagian

Local governing of climate change in Denmark: recasting citizens as consumers pp. 501-517

Sara Kristine Gløjmar Berthou and Betina Vind Ebbesen

Community resilience, land degradation and endogenous lock-in effects: evidence from the Alento region, Campania, Italy pp. 518-537

Geoff Wilson, Giovanni Quaranta, Claire Kelly and Rosanna Salvia

Fit for purpose? Establishing the robustness of EIA screening systems for land-use planning using a case study from South Australia pp. 538-556

Beverley Clarke and Terry Menadue

Community wildfire protection planning in the American West: homogeneity within diversity? pp. 557-572

Jesse Abrams, Max Nielsen-Pincus, Travis Paveglio and Cassandra Moseley

Volume 59, issue 2, 2016

Result-oriented approaches to the management of drinking water catchments in agricultural landscapes pp. 183-202

Alexander Wezel, Maria Zipfer, Christine Aubry, Fabienne Barataud and Alois Heißenhuber

Does corporate social performance reduce greenhouse gas emissions at the macro level? pp. 203-221

Johan Graafland, Paul Hudson and Jonas Werner

Optimized forest degradation model (OFDM): an environmental decision support system for environmental impact assessment using an artificial neural network pp. 222-244

Ali Jahani, Jahangir Feghhi, Majid F. Makhdoum and Mahmoud Omid

Correcting for non-response bias in contingent valuation surveys concerning environmental non-market goods: an empirical investigation using an online panel pp. 245-262

Ole Bonnichsen and Søren Olsen

Ecosystem services assessments in local municipal decision making in South Africa: justification for the use of a business-based approach pp. 263-279

P.W. Jorgensen, D.C. Trotter and T.R. Hill

How to foster agroecological innovations? A comparison of participatory design methods pp. 280-301

Elsa T.A. Berthet, C�cile Barnaud, Nathalie Girard, Julie Labatut and Guillaume Martin

A contribution for the evaluation of the territorial impact of transport infrastructures in the early stages of the EIA: application to the Huelva (Spain)-Faro (Portugal) rail link pp. 302-319

Emilio Ortega, Bel�n Mart�n, Encarnaci�n Gonzalez and Eduardo Moreno

Understanding communicational behavior among rangelands' stakeholders: application of social network analysis pp. 320-341

Gholamhossein Hosseininia, Parisa Rafiaani Khachak, Mehdi Nooripoor, Steven Van Passel and Hossein Azadi

Willingness to pay towards a public good: how does a refund option affect stated values? pp. 342-359

Stephen O'Neill and Lava Prakash Yadav

Implementing the European flood risk management plan pp. 360-377

Thomas Hartmann and Tejo Spit

Volume 59, issue 1, 2016

Cumulative adverse effects of offshore wind energy development on wildlife pp. 1-21

M. Wing Goodale and Anita Milman

Comparison of preservation values between Internet and interview survey modes: the case of Dokdo, South Korea pp. 22-43

Choong-Ki Lee, Tae-Kyun Kim and James W. Mjelde

Influencing climate change regulations: examining responses from large-scale firms pp. 44-61

John Rice and Nigel Martin

Spatial environmental efficiency indicators in regional waste generation: a nonparametric approach pp. 62-78

George Halkos and George Papageorgiou

More than money: how multiple factors influence householder participation in at-source stormwater management pp. 79-97

Helen L. Brown, Darren G. Bos, Christopher J. Walsh, Tim D. Fletcher and Sharyn RossRakesh

Can California coastal managers plan for sea-level rise in a cost-effective way? pp. 98-119

Philip G. King, Aaron R. McGregor and Justin D. Whittet

A conceptual approach to model sand-gravel extraction from rivers based on a game theory perspective pp. 120-141

Marianthi V. Podimata and Panayotis C. Yannopoulos

Exploring constraints and incentives for the adoption of agroforestry practices on degraded cropland in Uzbekistan pp. 142-162

Begzod M. Djalilov, Asia Khamzina, Anna-Katharina Hornidge and John P. A. Lamers

Residents' willingness to pay for improved liquid waste treatment in urban Ethiopia: results of choice experiment in Addis Ababa pp. 163-181

Getahun Woldemariam, Aseffa Seyoum and Mengistu Ketema