Cumulative impacts increasingly threaten marine and coastal ecosystems. To address this
issue, the research community has invested efforts on designing and testing different …

Environmental impact assessment (EIA) has been widely criticized by the aquatic science
community for poorly aligned approaches when selecting endpoints and collecting data …

This updated second edition of the Advanced Introduction to Environmental Impact
Assessment offers an up-to-date exploration of the current theory and practice of …

Solar energy (SE) is essential for the decarbonization of our economy and for energetic
transition. Solar energy can be a sustainable economic activity, as long as a balance is …

Urbanization is inevitable in both developing and developed countries. However, this growth
and transformation of the urban area can pose a significant threat to urban cultural heritage …

This study seeks to understand the extent to which ecological connectivity has been
considered in EIA in Canada. Several factors that may influence the consideration of …

Brownfields or objects of accumulated environmental damage are a complex object
characterized by both the absorption and release of uncontrolled energy (for example …

Cumulative effects assessments (CEA) evolved to holistically understand and account for
the impact of a spectrum of human and natural disturbances on ecosystems. Yet, the …

Valued components (VCs) are at the core of impact assessment (IA), cumulative effects
management (CEM), and other environmental planning and management processes …

Natural and anthropogenic hazards and climate risks threaten marine and coastal
ecosystems worldwide, with severe consequences for these socio-ecological systems …