Urban environmental planning: policies, instruments, and methods in an international perspective / edited by Donald Miller and Gert de Roo.
Publication details: Aldershot, England: Avebury, 1997.Description: viii, 311 pages: illustrations; 22 cmISBN:- 9781859725931
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Miller, D., & Roo, G. D. (Eds.). (1997). Urban environmental planning: policies, instruments, and methods in an international perspective. Aldershot, England: Avebury.
Introduction -- Part A: A descriptive introduction to environmental and spatial conflicts in the urban area -- Pollution control in the United Kingdom -- Tackling the problem of conflicting land uses in Hon Kong: a planner's view -- From measurement to measures: land use and environmental protection in Brooklyn, New York -- Land use conflicts and problem solving strategies: three case studies in the metropolitan area of Lisbon -- A noise remedy program: Seattle-Tacoma international airport -- Land use conflicts at a nuclear weapons site: contamination, industry and habitat at Hanford -- Part B: Answers to negative environmental spillovers in the urban area -- Risk-based urban environmental planning -- Towards an integrated district oriented policy: a policy for urban planning and the environment in Amsterdam -- Improving environmental performance of local land use plans: an experiment with sustainable urban planning in Amsterdam -- A method for incorporating environmental aspects into spatial planning -- Innovative mitigation at a treatment plant: the applied waste water technologies research program -- Part C: Integrated environmental zoning as a sophisticated instrument to deal with environmental spillovers -- Dutch integrated environmental zoning: a comprehensive program for dealing with urban environmental spillovers -- The rise and fall of the environmental zone: a discussion about area oriented environmental planning in urban areas -- Integrated environmental zoning in the IJmond-region near Amsterdam -- Integrated environmental zoning and American inner-city redevelopment: a helpful intersection of land-use planning and environmental law -- (Integrated) environmental zoning: a comparative study of 12 countries -- Part D: Positive environmental spillovers in the urban areas, a neglected field of interest -- Seattle's environmentally critical areas policies -- A wildlife habitat network for community planning using GIS technology -- Reducing flood damage impacts of urbanization: institutional problems and approaches -- Part E: The spatial plan as a tool for sustainable sollutions -- Environmental appraisal of development plans -- Integrated environmental zoning in local use plans: some Dutch experiences -- Integrating environmental quality criteria in municipal master plans: a general proposal
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