Titlebook: Environmental Permits; A Time-Saving Guide Donna C. Rona Book 1988 Van Nostrand Reinhold 1988 classification.control.development.engine.env

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Agency/Applicant Interactions,y widely both in degree and kind. Many possess degrees in science (anything from anthropology to zoology), and some have degrees in law or business; some have graduate degrees. Their working backgrounds may vary as well, from none to many years in industry, although outside experience is rare owing

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Preparation of Reports and Assessments,time during the permit process (figure 6–1). Reports are typically produced after the preapplication meeting or the initial agency review addressing specific issues. They are usually written to accompany or complement permit applications, elaborating on specific points or giving background data. Ass

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Litigation,relevant parties as well as the history of human decision making—its successes and failures. When it comes to environmental issues, the legal process is further hampered by the fact that these issues, as mentioned earlier, are seldom black and white. There is seldom a single correct “solution” to an

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Introduction,relationships within ecosystems. In a still shorter time frame and a more limited geographic scale, climatic patterns, erosion, natural fires, and other natural phenomena change how the environment functions. On a still narrower time and space scale, individuals live, die, and contribute to the next