Environmental Policy

Environmental Pollution

United States Environmental Protection Agency

Conservation of Natural Resources

Environmental Health

Environment

Environmental Monitoring

Health Policy

Policy Making

Organizational Policy

Policy

Environmental policy

Environmental health policy

Transnational environmental policy

Connecticut Environmental Policy Act

Centre for Environmental Policy

Environmental policy in China

Environmental policy of India

National Environmental Policy Act

Environmental Policy Center JIIS

Environmental policy in Lebanon

Science & Environmental Policy Project

Environmental Principles and Policies

Market-based environmental policy instruments

Institute for European Environmental Policy

Environmental Law and Policy Center

Review of Environmental Economics and Policy

Institute for Environmental Policy in Albania

European environmental research and innovation policy

Yale Center for Environmental Law & Policy

Environmental policy of the Bush administration

Center for Environmental Science and Policy

Nicholas Institute for Environmental Policy Solutions

Environmental policy of the European Union

Environmental policy of the United States

Environmental policy of the Donald Trump administration

UCLA Journal of Environmental Law and Policy

Environmental policy of the Stephen Harper government

Journal of Environmental Assessment Policy and Management

Arizona Journal of Environmental Law and Policy

Environmental policy of the Joe Biden administration

20231

• Establishing new systems for assessing, monitoring and curbing emissions to land, air and water, through the commissioning of an external third party validated Environmental Impact Study in 2023. (rca.ac.uk)

Sustainability11

• The University will maintain a user-friendly sustainability website with tips, links and suggestions for meeting policy guidelines. (msvu.ca)
• The RCA recognises its responsibilities to reduce the environmental impact of its activities, and constantly improve its sustainability performance, with a goal of reaching net zero carbon by 2035. (rca.ac.uk)
• As a leading centre for biodiversity research, horticulture, conservation and education, and a major visitor attraction, RBGE is committed to improving its environmental performance as part of a wider commitment to sustainability. (rbge.org.uk)
• Hanley N, McGregor PG, Swales JK, Turner K (2009) Do increases in energy efficiency improve environmental quality and sustainability? (springer.com)
• A fundamental premise of all business decisions at Amoena is quality and environmental sustainability. (amoena.com)
• Drafted over a three-year period by the Committee on Environmental Sustainability (CES), the plan reaffirms the guiding principles of the Oberlin College Environmental Policy approved by the Board of Trustees in March 2004. (oberlin.edu)
• People really look to Oberlin as a leader in environmental sustainability," Frantz says of the importance of making the plan known. (oberlin.edu)
• When booking hotels preference should be given to those within the price range complying with international sustainability standards that minimise environmental impacts. (proforest.net)
• Peters and May is committed to a continuous improvement process in our approach to the Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) policy integration and to the aim of embedding sustainability factors within our work processes. (petersandmay.com)
• To strengthen the sustainability of policy, integration between these different spheres of justice is necessary to create a steady-state equilibrium of environmental and social welfare, amongst other, concerns. (lu.se)
• Through legal interpretation, conceptual and thematic analysis of academic and grey literature, we seek to answer the following two questions: (a) how does the concept of Biosphere Defender enable a deeper and distinct understanding of who environmental defenders are and their role in just sustainability transformations? (lu.se)

Economics11

• Our students majoring in Environmental Policy and Analysis take course work focusing in the social sciences, including geography, economics, and political science. (bgsu.edu)
• The topic of energy rebound has mainly attracted attention from energy analysts, but has been surprisingly neglected in environmental economics, even though economists generally are concerned with indirect or economy-wide impacts of technical change and policies. (springer.com)
• The curriculum is an interdisciplinary exploration of efforts to advance environmental protection and focuses on natural science, economics, and policy studies. (american.edu)
• The International Association for Energy Economics publishes "The Energy Journal", "Economics of Energy & Environmental Policy" and the "Energy Forum" (newsletter). (iaee.org)
• Carolyn Fischer holds joint appointments as professor of environmental economics at the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam and as Canada 150 Research Chairholder in Climate Economics, Innovation and Policy at the University of Ottawa. (frbsf.org)
• She is also a senior fellow with Resources for the Future (RFF) and with the European Institute of Environmental Economics (EIEE). (frbsf.org)
• She serves on expert advisory boards for the Mercator Research Institute on Global Commons and Climate Change (MCC-Berlin), the Euro-Mediterranean Center on Climate Change (CMCC), Economics for Energy, and Environmental Defense Fund (EDF). (frbsf.org)
• Journal of Environmental Economics and Management, 31, 240-268. (scirp.org)
• Environmental and Resource Economics, 4, 383-400. (scirp.org)
• The courses provide essentials for the coming parts of the programme and cover fundamentals of environmental science, business management, economics and technical systems. (lu.se)
• Gough amongst others reflect on this complexity in sustainable development policy making, which the author humbly imposes meaningful interlinkages with select analytical approaches in international law and development economics. (lu.se)

Regulations13

• Environmental policy is the commitment of an organization or government to the laws, regulations, and other policy mechanisms concerning environmental issues. (wikipedia.org)
• CenterPoint Energy management is responsible for ensuring environmental laws and regulations applicable to operations in their respective areas are communicated, understood and complied with by all employees. (centerpointenergy.com)
• CenterPoint Energy will be recognized as a valued partner in environmental matters and will promote effective, well-founded environmental laws and regulations. (centerpointenergy.com)
• CenterPoint Energy will plan, design, build, and operate its facilities in compliance with environmental laws and regulations. (centerpointenergy.com)
• As stated in the "Law on General Rules of Japan International Cooperation Agency," JICA's mission is to "contribute to the promotion of international cooperation and to the sound development of Japan and the international socioeconomy by contributing to the development or reconstruction of the economy and society, or economic stability of overseas regions which are in the developing stage," particularly to global environmental protection in compliance with environmental laws and regulations. (go.jp)
• JICA will consistently adhere to relevant environmental laws and regulations. (go.jp)
• First, we provide a brief review of the literature related to this topic, from initial explorations using real business cycle models to New Keynesian extensions, open-economy variations, and issues of monetary policy and financial regulations. (nber.org)
• JEFF BRADY, BYLINE: The president was at a UPS facility in Atlanta to announce dramatic changes to the regulations that govern the National Environmental Policy Act or NEPA. (npr.org)
• The new regulations set a time limit of two years on environmental reviews, less than half the time they now take on average. (npr.org)
• Quantifications exercises show modest positive net changes in employment for market-based policies, and modest negative net changes for non-market policies (mainly emission quantity regulations) and for the combined aggregate EPS. (imf.org)
• Therefore, under NEPA assignment, TxDOT is responsible for complying with all applicable federal environmental laws and FHWA NEPA regulations, policies and guidance. (txdot.gov)
• To do our utmost to comply with the letter and spirit of relevant environmental laws and regulations. (rdn.bc.ca)
• Governments adopt several types of environmental policies and regulations that are aimed at protecting the environment and encouraging efficient use of natural resources. (novapublishers.com)

Pollution8

• Environmental issues typically addressed by environmental policy include (but are not limited to) air and water pollution, waste management, ecosystem management, biodiversity protection, the protection of natural resources, wildlife and endangered species, and the management of these natural resources for future generations. (wikipedia.org)
• The increasing scale and diversity of man's activities have resulted in several serious environmental issues, such as global warming, depletion of the ozone layer, air and waste pollution, soil contamination, deforestation, and desertification-all of which risk the future of humanity. (go.jp)
• Front and center among the testing grounds is the Texas Gulf Coast, where many Black and brown communities are surrounded by industrial pollution and sit at the forefront of the climate crisis, said Robert Bullard, a prominent figure in the decades-old environmental justice movement and a member of the White House Environmental Justice Advisory Council, or WHEJAC. (governing.com)
• Maria Lopez-Nunez, another longtime environmental justice advocate who also sits on WHEJAC, said activists will have to split their limited time and resources this year between applying for grants and playing watchdog to stop money from reaching projects that they see as harmful to EJ communities, including carbon capture and storage, highway expansions and increased natural gas exports, which activists say would increase pollution in their neighborhoods. (governing.com)
• This includes improving the quality of treated wastewater and avoiding or reducing environmental pollution produced directly from WWS operations, or indirectly by the consumption of power, fuel, chemicals, and other resources. (rdn.bc.ca)
• Two basic forms of environmental insurance exist in the market today: site-specific pollution legal liability (PLL) coverage and contractor's pollution liability (CPL) coverage. (americanbar.org)
• Our results show that when emissions of a global pollutant affect the environment and, therefore, the utility of the economic agents, the optimal policy consists in a pollution tax on production. (scirp.org)
• The environmental objective in the Water, Sewerage and Saniation sector is to support the overall national objective providing clean and safe drinking water to within easy to reach, to satisfy other water needs, to protect water sources and to prevent environmental pollution. (who.int)

United Nations E1

• International organizations have also made great impacts on environmental policies by creating programmes such as the United Nations Environment Programme and hosting conferences such as the United Nations Earth Summit to address environmental issues. (wikipedia.org)

Implementation9

• For example, concerning environmental policy, the implementation of an eco-energy-oriented policy at a global level to address the issues of global warming and climate changes could be addressed.Policies concerning energy or regulation of toxic substances including pesticides and many types of industrial waste are part of the topic of environmental policy. (wikipedia.org)
• The need for a legal framework to recognize NGOs and enable them to access more diverse funding sources, high-level support/endorsement from local figureheads, and engaging NGOs in policy development and implementation is more important as environmental issues continue to increase. (wikipedia.org)
• [1] For example, concerning environmental policy, the implementation of an eco-energy-oriented policy at a global level to address the issues of global warming and climate changes could be addressed. (wikipedia.org)
• The focus of this study area is on developing new understanding of environmental decision making, against the backdrop of environmental policy making and program implementation. (esf.edu)
• In November 2015, the General Faculty adopted the Oberlin College Environmental Policy Implementation Plan . (oberlin.edu)
• Additionally, the CES will work to raise awareness of Oberlin's commitment to carbon neutrality and of the 2004 environmental policy and the 2015 implementation plan. (oberlin.edu)
• See this webpage for more information about the CES and to read the Oberlin College Environmental Policy Implementation Plan in full. (oberlin.edu)
• Maintain an environmental management system, including staff training, monitoring of implementation and regular review of performance and progress. (proforest.net)
• Based on these findings, the study advocates for the implementation of rigorous policy measures by OECD economies to strengthen and enforce environmental policies to ensure compliance and foster sustainable practices across sectors. (bvsalud.org)

OECD2

• Drawing on evidence from as many as 5300 firms over 15 years and the OECD environmental policy stringency (EPS) index, it finds that high emission-intensity firms reduce labor demand upon impact as EPS is tightened, whereas low emission-intensity firms increase labor demand, indicating a reallocation of employment. (imf.org)
• From crisis to resilience: strengthening climate action in OECD countries through environmental policy and energy transition. (bvsalud.org)

Ecological1

• In contrast to environmental policy, ecological policy addresses issues that focus on achieving benefits (both monetary and non monetary) from the non human ecological world. (wikipedia.org)

Practice1

• In practice, policy analysts provide a wide variety of types of information to the public decision making process. (wikipedia.org)

Biodiversity2

• 5. RBGE will also maintain an Environmental Management System (EMS) that comprises five action groups covering the areas of Biodiversity, Procurement, Waste, Travel and Energy Management and a group of staff who act as Area Champions for their local work area. (rbge.org.uk)
• Intergovernmental Science-Policy Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services (IPBES) expert. (lu.se)

Practices6

• The University will educate the community about best practices to continuously improve the environmental footprint of the campus and its operations. (msvu.ca)
• Environmental policies or best practices to reduce asthma triggers from indoor, outdoor, or occupational sources among people with asthma are a part of EXHALE, a set of six strategies used by CDC's National Asthma Control Program and its partners to help Americans with asthma. (cdc.gov)
• Environmental policies or best practices to reduce asthma triggers can improve conditions where people with asthma live, learn, work, and play. (cdc.gov)
• We will be active owners and incorporate ESG issues into our ownership policies and practices. (sprott.com)
• Peters & May aims to offer the highest level of service to our customers whilst achieving good environmental and social practices throughout all of our business activities and encouraging our partners, stakeholders and suppliers to strive towards creating a better environment for all. (petersandmay.com)
• Over time, we envisage that this policy will evolve in response to business practices and structural changes, technological innovation, and legal requirements. (petersandmay.com)

Conservation8

• For those interested in nature, conservation and environmental study, the Mount offers a canvas of natural classrooms in which students and the extended community can learn and explore environmental principles and processes of concern. (msvu.ca)
• The University will encourage the conservation of native ecosystems on campus, where possible, and will use these natural classrooms to teach stewardship and environmental responsibility. (msvu.ca)
• CEESP contributes to the IUCN's Mission by generating and disseminating knowledge, mobilising influence, and promoting actions to harmonise the conservation of nature with the critical social, cultural, environmental, and economic justice concerns of human societies. (iucn.org)
• CEESP members contribute to the mandate of the Commission by providing insights, expertise, and traditional knowledge as well as by promoting policies and actions that relate to the human dimensions of conservation. (iucn.org)
• To contribute to the IUCN mission by generating and disseminating knowledge, mobilising influence, and promoting actions to harmonise the conservation of nature with the critical social, cultural, environmental, and economic justice concerns of human societies. (iucn.org)
• It also seeks the balance among environmental conservation, social prosperity, and sustainable development. (go.jp)
• There is widespread support for energy conservation, especially when it is voluntary, as this seems a cheap way to realize environmental and energy-climate goals. (springer.com)
• Economic policies are not driven by environmental concerns, Hadley Becha, director of local nongovernmental organisation Community Action for Nature Conservation , told IPS. (ipsnews.net)

Analysts2

• Theoretically sound and practically oriented, this book will be a must-read for policy analysts and policymakers, environmentalists, enlightened industrialists, citizens and activists, and students of government and regulation. (mit.edu)
• EJ Checklist (PDF) Checklist for Environmental Analysts. (ny.gov)

Sustainable development2

• Students pursuing their MA in Global Environmental Policy collaborate and work closely with students pursuing the MA in Natural Resources and Sustainable Development , GEP's sister degree. (american.edu)
• In addition to comparisons drawn between the co-benefit and upstream approaches to sustainable development policy, there is significant value added in a horizontal and cross-sectoral endeavour. (lu.se)

Regulation2

• [2] Policies concerning energy or regulation of toxic substances including pesticides and many types of industrial waste are part of the topic of environmental policy. (wikipedia.org)
• This money also presents what environmental justice advocates describe as the monumental task of ensuring those funds reach the communities most in need-namely, low-income families and communities of color that have historically borne the brunt of the nation's environmental harms while benefiting least from environmental regulation. (governing.com)

Content1

• The University will broaden its commitment to environmental education by introducing, where practical, relevant environmental content to curriculum material. (msvu.ca)

NEPA4

• The National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) directs agency decision-makers to evaluate the potential impacts of major federal actions on the environment. (fema.gov)
• NEPA is one of the environmental planning and historic preservation laws FEMA must comply with. (fema.gov)
• This webpage serves as a repository for FEMA's Environmental Assessments, Environmental Impact Statements and related NEPA documents. (fema.gov)
• NEPA assignment streamlines the federal environmental review process by eliminating Federal Highway Administration project-specific review and approval, and provides a participating state specific review and approval authority. (txdot.gov)

Issues17

• Relatively recently, environmental policy has also attended to the communication of environmental issues. (wikipedia.org)
• NGOs such as Greenpeace and World Wildlife Fund can help tackling issues by conducting research to facilitate policy development, building institutional capacity, and facilitating independent dialogue with civil society to help people live more sustainable lifestyles. (wikipedia.org)
• We are an international institution engaged in environmental and biological issues, however, in carrying out this work, we do have significant impacts on the environment. (rbge.org.uk)
• The Global Environmental Politics MA program provides perspectives and skills for a career that engages some of the most important and complex issues of our time. (american.edu)
• My goal is to better address the environmental issues that we face today. (american.edu)
• Environmental issues aren't black and white-they're not simple. (american.edu)
• The GEP courses I'm taking continue to help me understand the nuances in the issues I'm interested in, allowing me to really look at what's underneath the surface of environmental problems and focus on those root causes. (american.edu)
• These are the issues competing for priority this year as $60 billion earmarked in the Inflation Reduction Act for environmental justice efforts begins to flow into U.S. communities. (governing.com)
• China suffers from a disconnect between the increasingly prominent position of energy issues on its domestic and foreign policy agendas and the capacity of the country's institutions to manage the energy sector. (brookings.edu)
• That is why I don't think that the election of a Republican Senate necessarily presages a complete rollback of environmental issues, says Scott Segal, a lobbyist who works on environmental and energy issues for the electric, coal and power industries. (voanews.com)
• I think that the more our energy policy is shaped in a context of addressing security concerns, the more concerns there will be for oil and gas exploration and production issues. (voanews.com)
• Chris has achieved great respect, specializing in legal issues involving environmental concerns," Clark said. (k-state.edu)
• At ESCP Europe London campus, the Research Centre for Energy Management (RCEM) is dedicated to rigorous and objective empirical research on issues related to energy management, finance, and policy, in order to support decision-making by both government and industry. (iaee.org)
• According to Frantz, the college has already enacted a number of the strategies suggested in the plan-for example, incorporating education on environmental issues into the curriculum of the college and conservatory. (oberlin.edu)
• For the precious metals mining sector, substantial innovation is replacing a historically patchy approach to environmental, social and governance ("ESG") issues. (sprott.com)
• Study the historical, cultural, and social dimensions of environmental issues with a master's or doctorate degree program in environmental and energy policy . (mtu.edu)
• The document provides guidelines for how the Academic Society will work with environmental issues. (lu.se)

20201

• EU Climate and Energy Policy Beyond 2020: Is a Single Target for GHG Reduction Sufficient? (springer.com)

Strengthen1

• The Environmental Evidence for the Future (EEF) Initiative funded by the UK Natural Environment Research Council emerged from the need to build on and strengthen the environmental evidence base in the long-term, by working in close collaboration with relevant UK policy makers and agencies to identify and define crucial environmental policy challenges. (biomedcentral.com)

Socioeconomic2

• Socioeconomic impacts of climate variations and policy responses in Brazil / Antonio R. Magalhaes and Michael H. Glantz, editors. (who.int)
• As climate and environmental risk factors deepen, "green poverty" also poses greater magnitudes of threats, thus calling for a "co-benefit" approach that attempts to shape a win-win approach to environmental and socioeconomic policy. (lu.se)

Master's degree2

• GEP offers a master's degree at a top-10 international affairs school located at the heart of environmental politics and policy. (american.edu)
• Choitz went on to complete a master's degree in public policy from Harvard's Kennedy School of Government on a Truman Scholarship. (k-state.edu)

Compliance1

• There shall be thorough and accurate measurement and reporting of our environmental compliance. (rdn.bc.ca)

Comply1

• This form and its variations (for underground tank only coverage, for example) are frequently used as the base policy forms to comply with various federal, state, or local environmental statutes requiring assurances for cleanup or third-party liability protection, or both. (americanbar.org)

Social11

• The environmental policy study area addresses problems of environmental decision making at a time of rapid institutional and social change. (esf.edu)
• The study area advances understanding of these questions of participatory democracy for environmental decision making through research and instruction and is particularly suited to inquisitive students with degrees in environmental studies, political science, geography, engineering and other fields that provide interdisciplinary backgrounds in natural and social science. (esf.edu)
• Policy Matters is a peer reviewed journal published electronically and in print by IUCN's Commission on Environmental, Economic and Social Policy (CEESP). (iucn.org)
• Mitigate any adverse environmental impacts of development programs and projects in accordance with the guidelines for environmental and social considerations. (go.jp)
• If this sounds like you, apply to join our community of scholars and graduate students in Washington, DC, the home of powerful leverage points for environmental and social change. (american.edu)
• Choitz, a Salina native is a senior policy analyst with the Center for Law and Social Policy in Washington, D.C. She analyzes and advocates for federal and state workforce and postsecondary education policies that help low-income, lower-skilled adults access education, postsecondary credentials and family-sustaining careers. (k-state.edu)
• Brown junior Zangee Artis (right) attends a rally at the Rhode Island State House organized by the Renew Rhode Island, a coalition of Rhode Island organizations promoting environmental, social and economic justice. (brown.edu)
• Sprott Inc. is committed to the highest standards in sustainable investing with the view to giving back more to environmental and local social causes in connection with the opening and operating of mines worldwide. (sprott.com)
• We aim to deliver positive social impact alongside environmental benefits. (petersandmay.com)
• A more philosophical and normative circumstance is a perceived inefficiency and inequity of public policy when viewed from a cross sectoral approach between addressing both the concerns of climate change and those of social justice. (lu.se)
• Over the past three to four years, the penultimate of these has been attracting particularly reverberant attention with the growth of environmental, social and governance (ESG) investments and other "green" standards for financial instruments, such as green bonds. (lu.se)

Disproportionate1

• Environmental justice communities are towns and neighborhoods that face a disproportionate level of environmental hazards. (enn.com)

Effects of environmental policies1

• We study the relationship between business cycles and the design and effects of environmental policies, particularly those with economy-wide significance like climate policies. (nber.org)

Stringency2

• We examine the effect of increasing the stringency of environmental policy across a broad set of policies on firms' labor demand, in a novel identification approach using Worldscope data from 31 countries on firm-level CO2 emissions. (imf.org)
• Within market-based policies, the percent decline in employment in high-emission firms (correspondingly the increase in low-emission firms) for a unit change in a policy index is smallest (largest) for trading schemes ("green" certificates, and "white" certificates)-although stringency is not comparable across indices. (imf.org)

Management12

• Each student selects an area of emphasis keyed to individual career goals in environmental planning, sustainable management, outdoor recreation, environmental education and interpretation, environmental law, or other appropriate fields. (bgsu.edu)
• Reviewing metering and procurement contracts for supply of utilities (electricity, gas and water) to identify opportunities to improve energy efficiency and increase the percentage of energy we purchase from renewable and sustainable sources, rather than from fossil fuels, via a new Energy Management Policy. (rca.ac.uk)
• Senior Management acknowledge their responsibilities in delivering this policy. (rbge.org.uk)
• Furthermore, in order to prevent and reduce negative environmental impacts that result from JICA's activities, JICA will utilize an environmental management system and shall work continuously to improve it. (go.jp)
• The Regional District of Nanaimo's (RDN) Wastewater Services (WWS) Environmental Policy reflects the values and priorities of the RDN's Board Strategic Plan 2019 - 2022, Regional Growth Strategy and Liquid Waste Management Plan. (rdn.bc.ca)
• Amoena is certified according to DIN EN ISO 13485 , a standard that defines the particularly high requirements for quality management systems for manufacturers of medical products. (amoena.com)
• Amoena has established a comprehensive environmental management system that is certified according to DIN EN ISO 14001 . (amoena.com)
• This is achieved through following our internal environmental management guidance. (proforest.net)
• The Petroleum Act of 1984 is a weak law, especially with regards to benefits sharing and is also silent on the management of gas," Becha said, adding that the oil and gas sector was very specialised and required detailed and specific environmental impact guidelines. (ipsnews.net)
• Dig into policies governing our use of the environment, including those that influence energy choices and natural resource management. (mtu.edu)
• The International Master's Programme in Environmental Management and Policy (EMP) enables graduates to inspire and drive change by developing their abilities to evaluate, design and implement management and policy responses to complex environmental challenges. (lu.se)
• Distinguished key features are: interdisciplinary learning, the international nature and practically applied studies, with dual focus on environmental policy and environmental management. (lu.se)

Risks1

• Continuously identify the environmental risks of our operations and define clear activities to minimise any negative impacts to the environment. (proforest.net)

Organizations4

• Non-Governmental organizations have the greatest influence on environmental policies. (wikipedia.org)
• Capitol Hill is a magnet for organizations interested in making and changing environmental policy. (american.edu)
• As part of that historic pool of money, the Environmental Protection Agency announced on Jan. 10 that the first $100 million in federal environmental justice grants will open up to community organizations, local governments and other qualified applicants in the coming weeks, with projects potentially starting as soon as October. (governing.com)
• The Brown junior and co-founder of Zero Hour, one of the world's first youth-led climate justice organizations, is working to preserve humankind's future by promoting environmental policy change. (brown.edu)

Context1

• Considering the Andalusian context (main economic sectors, current environmental taxes, and current waste sectors) and a stocktake assessment of economic instruments used to incentivise circular economy (at EU, national and regional level), this chapter identified two environmental taxes with the potential to incentivise circularity in Andalusia while raising revenue: 1) an increase in the tax rates for two subcategories of the national waste disposal tax and 2) an aggregates extraction tax. (oecd-ilibrary.org)

Research5

• Through core seminar courses, electives, internships, a substantial research project, and a myriad of events, students learn about and engage with the forces that shape global and international environmental behavior. (american.edu)
• GEP faculty have a wide array of research interests and routinely contribute to scholarly and policy debates through essays in popular media, academic articles, and full-length books. (american.edu)
• While at the university, Choitz received a research internship in London at the Institute for Public Policy Research, where she conducted comparative research on U.S. and U.K. welfare reforms and workforce development. (k-state.edu)
• Can your policy-related research help support societal decisions and choices toward a sustainable society? (mtu.edu)
• The study utilizes a comprehensive CS-ARDL model, incorporating multiple control variables like non- renewable energy GDP , foreign direct investment (FDI), and research and development (R&D). The results show that environmental policy and energy transitions are effective in reducing climate change impacts in the form of CO2 emissions. (bvsalud.org)

Implications1

• Elbasha, E.H. and Roe, T.L. (1996) On Endogenous Growth: The Implications of Environmental Exter- nalities. (scirp.org)

Health12

• Nancy J. Myers is Communications Director of the Science and Environmental Health Network. (mit.edu)
• Carolyn Raffensperger is an environmental lawyer and the founding director of the Science and Environmental Health Network. (mit.edu)
• The field of public health is increasingly implementing initiatives intended to make policies, systems, and environments (PSEs) more supportive of healthy behaviors, even though the evidence for many of these strategies is only emerging. (cdc.gov)
• Texas A&M public health researchers studied the correlation between China's ban on importing plastic wastes and the environmental health of a community near a waste incinerator in Pennsylvania. (enn.com)
• The study, published in the journal Human Ecology, used surveys of residents in Chester, an environmental justice community southeast of Philadelphia, to measure knowledge and awareness of the incinerator, perceived air quality changes over a six-month period and self-reported mental and physical health, as well as demographic factors such as gender, race, education, age and employment status. (enn.com)
• The main objective here is to protect public health, not in the narrow though indispensable sence of curing diseases, but in the broad sense of promoting human well-being and informed participation in primary environmental care. (who.int)
• For more focus on environmental health and environmental exposure data, please see the National Environmental Public Health Tracking Network . (cdc.gov)
• The Laboratory Response Network (LRN) is a national network of 150 local, state, and federal public health, food testing, veterinary diagnostic, and environmental testing laboratories. (cdc.gov)
• LRN reference laboratories that test for ricin in environmental samples are public health and partner laboratories with specialized procedures and test reagents provided by the LRN laboratories at CDC. (cdc.gov)
• c) coordination of common policy on environmental health. (who.int)
• Health policy and climate change: who's responsible for this portfolio? (cdc.gov)
• This paper describes a path forward for health professionals to address climate change in both in everyday operations and for advancing health policy to address the challenges of climate change. (cdc.gov)

Inflation Reduction Act1

• Last year, lawmakers dedicated some $60 billion in federal spending for advancing environmental justice efforts when they passed the Democrats' marquis Inflation Reduction Act-though some estimates place that number closer to $47 billion . (governing.com)

Economic3

• The aim of this work is to depict the main characteristics of the optimal environmental policy under endogenous terms of trade and economic growth. (scirp.org)
• Sampaolesi, A. (2014) Optimal Environmental Policy under Endogenous Terms of Trade and Economic Growth. (scirp.org)
• One attempt to address this concern has been green growth, which was an attempt to decouple negative externalities, such as a worsening state of environmental justice, from economic growth. (lu.se)

Justice9

• The disparate impacts of environmental disasters are not new, but the push to address environmental justice is finally taking place and gaining momentum. (governing.com)
• In fact, watching over the distribution of federal money earmarked for environmental justice is just one of several key fights that advocates like Bullard believe will take priority this year as a new Republican-controlled House of Representatives threatens to obstruct the remaining two years of President Joe Biden's term, including the execution of the administration's ambitious environmental justice agenda. (governing.com)
• With next year's presidential election raising the stakes and putting pressure on Biden to deliver on the promises that helped get him elected, Inside Climate News reached out to thought leaders in the environmental justice movement to see what they believed would be 2023's biggest battlegrounds regarding the IRA and beyond. (governing.com)
• The sheer amount of money flowing toward environmental justice work this year, including from the 2021 Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, will be a blessing but also a serious challenge, Bullard said. (governing.com)
• With millions of dollars in federal grants opening up in the coming weeks-and billions more soon to follow-environmental justice advocates are scrambling to finalize plans to funnel that money toward projects in their communities. (governing.com)
• One of the first youth-led climate justice groups in the world, Zero Hour first gained national attention in July 2018, when it organized a three-day event in Washington during which more than 100 members lobbied elected leaders in Congress to divest from fossil fuel money, and more than 1,000 young people from around the U.S. mobilized for a Youth Climate March to advocate for climate justice policies. (brown.edu)
• Commissioner Policy 29 (CP-29) provides guidance for incorporating environmental justice concerns into DEC environmental permit review process and the DEC application of the State Environmental Quality Review Act (SEQR). (ny.gov)
• Policies meant to push welfare gains to the public interest through, for instance, serving environmental justice, can face countervailing circumstances that may result in welfare losses that discount the value of the policy itself. (lu.se)
• First, what are these countervailing circumstances and how might they discount the welfare gains of environmental justice policy? (lu.se)

Assessments1

• It is advised that rebound evaluation is an essential part of environmental policy and project assessments. (springer.com)

Impacts on the environment1

• To identify and monitor environmental impacts and set measurable objectives and targets to reduce those impacts on the environment. (rdn.bc.ca)

Assessment1

• But unlike Egypt, which has specific Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) guidelines for oil and gas exploration, many African countries, including Kenya, have only one classification of EIAs, Becha said. (ipsnews.net)

Frameworks1

• Policy experts are pushing Kenya's government to develop sound policies and comprehensive legal and regulatory frameworks to ensure that Kenya benefits from upstream activities and can also explore technology with fewer emissions. (ipsnews.net)

Stewardship1

• How our society can best meet the growing challenges of environmental stewardship through mandated and voluntary public participation in decision making is the central question. (esf.edu)

Commitment to environmental1

• Environmental Policy and Analysis is available for students with a commitment to environmental quality and an interest in the administrative, legislative and organizational problems that result from human impact on the natural and the constructed world. (bgsu.edu)

Public3

• Suggestions are offered for strategies and public policies to contain rebound. (springer.com)
• This policy will be communicated regularly to all WWS staff and will be made available to regulatory agencies, the public, or other interested parties upon request. (rdn.bc.ca)
• At Brown, the Open Curriculum has enabled Artis to pursue a course of study that has deepened his understanding of the relationship between public policy and environmentalism. (brown.edu)

Reduce3

• Whenever possible, products will be repaired to reduce the environmental impact of waste electronics. (cognex.com)
• JICA promotes environmental programs to reduce any negative impacts caused by its activities at offices and other facilities. (go.jp)
• The organization's policy team, led by Artis, also launched "The People's Platform," which outlines actions that individuals can take to reduce the impact of climate change on the planet and its inhabitants. (brown.edu)

Guidance2

• Improved program guidance, policies and procedures. (txdot.gov)
• Regularly review and update our environmental policy and guidance. (proforest.net)

Policymakers1

• Next, we provide a list of the main findings that emerge from this literature that are potentially most relevant to policymakers, including the impacts of policy on volatility and how to design policy to adjust to cycles. (nber.org)

Faculty2

• This policy applies to all members of the Mount Saint Vincent University community, including students, faculty, staff and visitors. (msvu.ca)
• General Faculty Adopts Environmental. (oberlin.edu)

Institution1

• EDI Policy and Action Plan to become an anti-racist institution. (rca.ac.uk)

Country's1

• President Trump has taken one of his most aggressive actions yet to weaken the country's environmental laws. (npr.org)

Involvement1

• Artis said that Zero Hour launching local chapters worldwide inspired his own involvement with local policy change as an organizer with the Brown hub of Sunrise, another youth movement combating climate change. (brown.edu)

Environments1

• Efforts to change these behaviors will have limited success as long as policies, systems, and environments (PSE) are unsupportive of healthy behaviors (4,5). (cdc.gov)

Energy6

• This paper presents definitions and interpretations of energy and environmental rebound, as well as four fundamental reasons for the existence of the rebound phenomenon. (springer.com)
• We thank the organizers of the NBER's Environmental and Energy Policy and the Economy conference and editors of the related publication, Tatyana Deryugina, Matthew Kotchen, and James Stock, as well as Spencer Banzhaf, Baran Doda, and Roberton Williams for very useful comments. (nber.org)
• His agency will be tasked with enforcing how states impose Justice40, which directs federal agencies to deliver 40 percent of the "overall benefits" of their environmental and energy investments to disadvantaged communities. (governing.com)
• Choose a specific degree option or delivery type to learn more about the environmental and energy policy program at Michigan Tech. (mtu.edu)
• Want to learn more about environmental and energy policy at Michigan Tech? (mtu.edu)
• In response to this urgent issue, the study emphasizes the significance of environmental policy and energy transitions as fundamental factors in addressing the climate change crisis. (bvsalud.org)

Climate policy1

• Artis was a high school student living in Clinton, Connecticut, when he co-founded Zero Hour in 2017 alongside a handful of student activists from around the country who were determined not to wait until they were old enough to vote to begin reshaping climate policy. (brown.edu)

Challenges1

• Global environmental challenges are urgent and interconnected. (american.edu)