Cumulative effects assessment (CEA) is (or should be) an integral part of environmental
assessment at both the project and the more strategic level. CEA helps to link the different …

Advancing cumulative effects assessments (CEA) to the regional scale, spatially and
strategically, has been well argued but slow to evolve. Part of the problem is that" regional" …

This paper presents the findings of a critical evaluation of 12 Canadian cumulative effects
assessment (CEA) documents, and offers responsive interpretation and recommendations …

Cumulative effects assessment (CEA) in Canada is in dire straits. Despite a huge amount of
talk and a flurry of developmental activity associated with CEA concepts, it has not lived up …

The cumulative effects of increasing human use of the ocean and coastal zone have
contributed to a rapid decline in ocean and coastal resources. As a result, scientists are …

Cumulative effects assessment (CEA) for environmental impact assessments are required
by some Canadian and American legislation. However, there is confusion concerning …

The consideration of cumulative effects in environmental impact assessment (EIA) has been
required in the UK, though somewhat ambiguously, since the EC Directive (85/337/EEC) …

Cumulative effects assessment (CEA) is a sub-discipline of environmental impact
assessment that is concerned with appraising the collective effects of human activities and …

The constraints to assessing and managing cumulative environmental effects in the context
of project-based environmental assessment are well documented, and the potential benefits …

The need to advance the assessment of cumulative environmental effects beyond the
individual project, to the broader regional scale and strategic tier, is well argued. However …