The Development of Environmental Action Plans: Turning Statements into Actions

David Hickie and Max Wade

Journal of Environmental Planning and Management, 1997, vol. 40, issue 6, 789-802

Abstract: The Midlands Region of the Environment Agency has developed a management system, in the form of an Environmental Action Plan (EAP) to ensure that the constraints and mitigation measures identified in the Environmental Statement document are delivered on the ground. The reasons are considered for developing such procedures and examples are provided of the environmentalobjectives and targets which lie at the heart of the new procedures. The EAP is designed to provide a summary of the environmental constraints, adverse effects and their associated mitigation measures, and monitoring requirements, in an easily accessible document for both technical and non-technical readers.

Date: 1997
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