Subjects: '; “...Environmental policy...”

Subjects: '; “...Environmental policy...”

Table of Contents: '; “...; OIL SPILL CONCERNS; FEDERAL OVERSIGHT OF OIL TRANSPORT BY RAIL; ISSUES FOR CONGRESS; Chapter 3: CRUDE OIL PROPERTIES RELEVANT TO RAIL TRANSPORT SAFETY: IN BRIEF; SUMMARY; INTRODUCTION; OTHER CRUDE OIL PROPERTIES; RAIL CAR CAPACITY AND LOAD LIMIT; POLICY CONSIDERATIONS; Chapter 4: OIL SPILLS IN U.S. ...”

Table of Contents: '; “...'Ethics and Global Climate Change'; B. The Nature of the problem; 2. 'The Economics of Climate Change'; 3. ...”

Table of Contents: '; “...'Ethics and Global Climate Change'; B. THE NATURE OF THE PROBLEM; 2. 'The Economics of Climate Change'; 3. ...”

Table of Contents: '; “...Ethics and global climate change / Stephen M. Gardiner -- The economics of climate change / Nicholas Stern -- Ethics, public policy, and global warming / Dale Jamieson -- A perfect moral storm: climate change, intergenerational ethics, and the problem of moral corruption / Stephen M. ...”

Table of Contents: '; “...The Arctic Environment -- Introduction to the Arctic / The Arctic Marine Environment / Environmental Governance in the Marine Arctic / Arctic Indigenous Peoples and the Challenge of Climate Change / Impacts and Activities in the Marine Arctic -- Status and Reform of International Arctic Fisheries Law / Status and Reform of International Arctic Shipping Law / Understanding Risks Associated with Offshore Hydrocarbon Development / Improving Marine Governance -- Impact Assessments and the New Arctic Geo-Environment / Pan-Arctic Marine Spatial Planning: An Idea Whose Time Has Come / Marine Protected Areas as a Tool to Ensure Environmental Protection of the Marine Arctic: Legal Aspects / Opportunities for Transatlantic Cooperation -- EU-US Cooperation to Enhance Arctic Marine Governance...”

Subjects: '; “...Environmental Economics...”

“...Department of Forest Economics. Reports...”

Table of Contents: '; “...ECONOMIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL ADVANTAGES OF WASTEWATER RE-USE""; ""2.7. MODELS AND METHODS USED IN EVALUATION OF POLICIES, PRICING AND FORECASTS""; ""2.8. ...”

Table of Contents: '; “...Blouet -- Latin America in the Global Environmental System -- Environmental History -- Environmental Hazards -- Tectonic Plates and Structural Regions -- Major Climate and Vegetation Regions -- Air Masses and Atmospheric Circulation -- Distribution of Precipitation -- Soil Types -- Natural Vegetation Types -- River Systems -- Environmental Determinism -- Sustainable Development -- Latin America and Global Warming -- Review Questions -- Chapter 3 -- HISTORICAL AND CULTURAL GEOGRAPHY -- Brian W. ...”

Table of Contents: '; “...Preface -- Part I: Introduction -- Chapter 1: Philosophical Foundations, Definitions, and Measure -- Chapter 2: Further Distinctions among Major Subjective QOL Concepts -- Chapter 3: Consequences of Hedonic Well-being, Life Satisfaction, and Eudaimonia -- Part II: Objective Reality and Its Effects on Subjective QOL -- Chapter 4: Effects of Socio-Economic, Political, Cultural, and Other Macro Factors on Subjective QOL -- Chapter 5: Effects of Income and Wealth on Subjective QOL -- Chapter 6: Effects of Other Demographic Factors on QOL -- Chapter 7: Effects of Personal Activities on Subjective QOL -- Chapter 8: Effects of Genetics, Health, Biology, the Environment, and Drugs on Subjective QOL -- Part III: Subjective Reality and Its Effects on Subjective QOL -- Chapter 9: Effects of Personality on Subjective QOL -- Chapter 10: Effects of Affect and Cognition on Subjective QOL -- Chapter 11: Effects of Values on Subjective QOL -- Chapter 12: Effects of Needs and Need Satisfaction on Subjective QOL -- Chapter 13: Effects of Goals on Subjective QOL -- Chapter 14: Effects of Self-Concept on Subjective QOL -- Chapter 15: Effects of Social Comparisons on Subjective QOL -- Part IV: Life Domains and Their Effects on Subjective QOL -- Chapter 16: Domain Dynamics -- Chapter 17: Work Well-Being -- Chapter 18: Residential Well-Being -- Chapter 19: Material Well-Being -- Chapter 20: Social, Family, and Marital Well-Being -- Chapter 21: Health Well-Being -- Chapter 22: Leisure Well-Being -- Chapter 23: Other Life Domains Varying in Salience -- Part V: Population Groups and QOL -- Chapter 24: Children, Youth, and College Students and Subjective QOL -- Chapter 25: The Elderly and Subjective QOL -- Chapter 26: Women and Subjective QOL -- Chapter 27: Countries and Subjective QOL -- Chapter 28: Other Population Segments and Subjective QOL -- Part VI: Epilogue -- Chapter 29: Integrative Theories of Subjective QOL -- Chapter 30: Final Thoughts about Subjective QOL -- Appendix: Measurement Issues -- References -- Index -- About the Author...”