... of the national environmental policy act in protecting the western environment: NEPA in the ninth circuit , Washington Journal of Environmental Law & Policy . 2 : 193 . Bond   A , Langstaff   L , Baxter   R , et al. (2004) Dealing with the cultural heritage aspect of environmental impact...

...Alireza Abdolrazaghi, PhD; Babak Mirbaha, PhD There is limited information on the influence of environmental and behavioural factors on cyclists’ risk perception. This study gives insights into the factors shaping cyclists’ perception of risk. Twenty-six cyclists were assessed...

... (Census of India, 2011). This overpopulation and rapid urbanisation are leading Indian cities towards degrading quality of life, environmental damage, unemployment, congestion, traffic problems, pollution, and so on (Venkatesham, 2015). An example of Surat City is shown in Figures 1–4 . Figure 1...

... (Department for Environment Food and Rural Affairs) (2012) Environmental Protection Act 1990: Part 2A Contaminated land statutory guidance.   Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA) , London, UK . See   http://www.defra.gov.uk/publications/2012/04/10/pb13735contaminated-land...

...) An urban solid waste landfill site evaluation process incorporating GIS in local scale environment: a case of Ahvaz city, Iran . International Journal of Environmental Research   8 (4): 1011 – 1018 . Demesouka   OE , Vavatsikos   AP and Anagnostopoulos   KP (2013) Suitability analysis...

... and raises a number of questions; however, it may provide an additional source of information that may help inform the way forward. REFERENCES Childs   CR , Boampong   DK , Rostron   H , et al. (2009 ) Accessibility Research Group Civil, Environmental, and Geomatic Engineering University...

..., in the form of atmospheric dust pollution in the production environment of mining areas. (d) Soil environmental disaster, mainly reflected in the large amount of tailing expelling and the occupation of a large area of land. This type of disaster deteriorates the surrounding soil and stymies plant growth...

... landfill site . Environmental Monitoring and Assessment   118 (1–3): 435 – 456 . MSW (Municipal Solid Waste) (2016) Management and Handling Rules. Notification Issued by Ministry of Environment and Forests . The Gazette of India, Government of India , New Delhi, India . Mukherjee   S...

...Shihu Gao, PhD; Yonghui Chen, PhD; Long Chen, PhD; Xiao Cheng, PhD; Geng Chen, PhD Waste mud processing is an urgent problem in in situ construction with no existing method of address. Identifying a highly effective, low-energy and environmentally friendly treatment method would hold great...

... drainage systems using SuDS technologies can improve the living conditions of the refugees by addressing environmental challenges such as flooding, erosion and outbreak of water-related diseases across the camps. In this paper, evaluation of pollutant removal and hydraulic performance of laboratory...

... to collaborate or take part in aspects of the developing ‘shared’ and ‘circular’ economy? How are streets and external environments redesigned to support active mobility while also making best use of driverless vehicle features to reduce congestion and improve the city's environmental qualities? Can...

... and national levels in state of the environment reporting, measurement of environmental performance and reporting on progress towards sustainable development (OECD, 2003). The ongoing use and refinement of indicators is a continuous balancing act between the two objectives of getting the most informative...

... in Singapore . Cycling Research International   2 (2012): 91 – 103 . Koh   PP and Wong   YD (2013) Influence of infrastructural compatibility factors on walking and cycling route choices . Journal of Environmental Psychology   36 (2013): 202 – 213 . Koh   PP , Wong   YD...

.... These people need no particular design interventions to encourage them. Then there are those who will never walk or cycle, either because they can't or they won't. However, most people might walk or cycle if the circumstances are right. Being environmentally responsible may be important to them...

... group of key stakeholders; ‘smart performance’ to increase productivity; and ‘smart outcomes’ to complete ahead of time and below budget. The project team focused on community, especially local Māori (indigenous New Zealanders), relations and environmental outcomes owing to the sensitive working...

..., environmental and acoustic contamination, and so on). Under the achievable scenarios, it is possible to achieve large reductions in the space taken up by cars on the road. In order to interpret the graphs correctly, the bus should be considered equivalent to three typical vehicles and the bicycle to 0·25...

...’, that is, purely technology based. In fact the holistic training of engineers is vital, especially those who will work in developing countries, since their impact on society, economically, environmentally and socially, is huge (Reed and Coates, 2003). In low-income countries, the tasks of collecting water...

... Systems. , 2008 , Water Environment Research Foundation, IWA Publishing , London . Evans   TD . Environmental Impact Study of Food Waste Disposers: a report for The County Surveyors' Society & Herefordshire Council and Worcestershire County Council. , 2007 , Worcestershire County...

.... This briefing forms part of the ‘current trends in municipal engineering‘ series. Programmes to enhance environmental performance were successful because they considered beaches as multidimensional environmental systems, where nature and society interact. They succeeded in building understanding and a strong...

... accordingly (Taylor, 2008 , p. 3). Such resources include the Big Lottery Fund that distributes part of the money raised from the National Lottery to community groups and to projects that improve health, education and the environment; the Landfill Communities Fund that supports community and environmental...