Environmental Law and PolicyFor undergraduate Environmental Technology, Political Science, Economics, Engineering, Biology, Forestry, Wildlife courses that focus on environmental issues, and any environmental studies program. This introduction to environmental law and policy considers the law and how it addresses real problems. It helps students "unwind" the frequently dry, confusing legislation by providing appropriate examples and precise analyses of materials and by illustrating and explaining the real application of each law, rule, or policy. |
Contents
SOURCES OF ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY LAWS RULES | 27 |
RISK ASSESSMENT AND MANAGEMENT | 54 |
Risk Assessment and Resource Conservation | 67 |
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