...‐making process. Issues such as the environmental and economic cost of reclaiming or remediating land will assume an importance which does not exist with greenfield sites. The potential for harm, both to human beings and to the wider environment, will have to be considered, especially if any contamination...

..., as a quality index which is a weighted average of a number of environmental parameters relevant for estimating the quality of a property in its urban environment. In this paper it will be shown how an analysis of empirical data using the Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP) can be used to determine the weight...

..." and "environmental law". Scarlett Palmer The Department of Land Management and Development, University of ReadingE-mail: s.h.palmer@reading.ac.uk Keywords Environment, Internet Information on the environment There are also a series of online questionnaires that enable the user to carry...

... on estimates and judgement only, the report highlighted the severity of the problem and brought the issues surrounding contaminated sites to the top of the environmental agenda. In January 1992, the Australian and New Zealand Environment and Conservation Council (ANZECC), in conjunction with the National...