Increasing emphasis has been placed in recent years on transitioning strategic
environmental assessment (SEA) away from its environmental impact assessment (EIA) …

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 …

Cumulative effects assessment (CEA) became an increasingly important component of
environmental impact assessment (EIA; or simply environment assessment (EA)) shortly …

Fast-paced watershed change, driven by anthropogenic development, is threatening the
sustainability of freshwater resources across the globe. Developments within watersheds …

A large-scale transition to low-carbon energy sources is necessary to mitigate climate
change. In practice, however, when new energy projects are proposed in specific places …

Today, food security is central to global social policy and sustainable development agendas;
yet food security considerations have not yet widely penetrated environmental impact …

If mining proposals are to receive more positive reception in host communities and regions,
they will need to be planned, reviewed and approved in ways that ensure they contribute to …

Strategic environmental assessment (SEA) for offshore oil and gas planning and
development is utilized in select international jurisdictions, but the sector has received …

The international legal agreement on the conservation and sustainable use of marine
biological diversity of areas beyond national jurisdiction (the BBNJ Agreement) currently …