Handbook of environmental protection and enforcement: principles and practice
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| Beschreibung: | XV, 279 S. |
| ISBN: | 1844073092 |
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| adam_text | Contents
List of Figures, Tables and Cases viii
Foreword xiii
List of Acronyms and Abbreviations xiv
1 Introduction: The Principles and Nature of Regulation 1
2 The Nature of Environment Enforcement Authorities 35
3 Permitting 66
4 Monitoring and Inspection 106
5 Action in Response to Non compliance 134
6 Compliance Promotion 171
7 Financing Environmental Enforcement Authorities 190
8 Management of Environmental Enforcement Authorities 204
9 Networking 249
References 263
Index 273
List of Figures, Tables and Cases
Figures
1.1 Elements of the regulatory cycle 11
Tables
1.1 Factors affecting compliance 6
2.1 Involvement of inspectorates in the permitting process 54
2.2 Changes to the inspection capacity and fees and fines collected
over 11 years in Russia 62
3.1 Can parts of an installation be given separate permits, or does the
whole always require a single permit? 79
3.2 Can a permit cover more than one installation or parts of several
installations? 79
3.3 Can a single permit be given to one operator with responsibility for
other operators? 80
3.4 Is it possible to issue single permits for companies with installations
at different sites? 80
3.5 A summary of Member State practices on reviewing permits issued
under the IPPC Directive 87
4.1 Maximum frequency of inspections 122
5.1 Collection rate of non compliance fees for 1998 or early 1999 in ten
EECCA countries 145
5.2 Criminal penalties in ten European countries 150
5 3 Relationship between administrative and criminal sanctions in 15
European countries 152
5.4 Measures available to inspectorates in the western Balkans to enforce
environmental legislation 154
7.1 Funding sources for some environmental enforcement authorities
(percentage) 194
8.1 The extent to which Inspectorates in the Netherlands met the
minimum criteria for professional organizations in 2003 and 2005 219
8.2 Environmental performance indicator framework 222
List of Figures, Tables and Cases ix
8.3 Know how, abilities and behaviour expected of managers over the
first three years of recruitment for the Environment Agency of
England and Wales 232
8.4 Examples of fraud and corruption 238
8.5 Areas vulnerable to corruption and possible measures to tackle
the problem 240
Cases
1.1 Operator and pollution risk appraisal in England and Wales 20
1.2 Risk based regulation in Canada 22
1.3 Risk based decision making for small processes in the US 22
1.4 Smart Regulation in Canada 26
1.5 Modernizing environmental regulation in the Netherlands 29
1.6 Reinventing environmental regulation in the US 31
1.7 Modernizing environmental regulation in England and Wales 33
2.1 Institutions in the Netherlands 39
2.2 The Environment Agency of England and Wales 41
2.3 Environmental enforcement in Bulgaria 42
2.4 The Guyana Environmental Protection Agency 43
2.5 Institutions for environmental protection in Cyprus 44
2.6 The regulatory structure in France 45
2.7 The regulatory structure in Italy 46
2.8 Environmental institutions in Japan 47
2.9 Institutions in Denmark 48
2.10 The regulatory structure in Poland 49
2.11 The Swedish Environmental Protection Agency 49
2.12 The United States Environmental Protection Agency 50
2.13 Institutions in Germany 51
2.14 The structure of environmental enforcement institutions in
Argentina 52
2.15 Environment Agency, Abu Dhabi 53
2.16 Institutional responsibilities in Spain 55
2.17 Coordination between national and municipal administrations in
Russia 56
2.18 China s changing environmental structures and the problems it faces 57
2.19 Establishment of a compliance and enforcement network in Ghana 58
2.20 Institutional changes in Russia two steps back and one step forward 60
2.21 Institutional development in North Africa 61
2.22 Using peer reviews to enhance environmental enforcement in
Kyrgyzstan 63
3.1 Determining Best Available Techniques under the IPPC Directive 75
3.2 Guidance on permit applications under IPPC from the Environment
Agency for England and Wales 76
3.3 Permitting processes in EECCA countries 77
x Handbook of Environmental Protection and Enforcement
3.4 Permitting in Turkey 78
3.5 The scope of permits in Finland 82
3.6 The scope of permits in the Netherlands 82
3.7 The scope of permits in England and Wales 84
3.8 The scope of permits in Sweden 84
3.9 UK permitting of power stations 85
3.10 Public involvement in permitting Finland 88
3.11 Reducing the number of permits required in the Netherlands 91
3.12 Replacing permit requirements by notification and other procedures
in Sweden 92
3.13 Accelerated permitting in Germany 93
3.14 Simplifying information requirements in Denmark 94
3.15 Changing the permitting system in Belgium (Walloon Region) 94
3.16 Simplifying permits in Finland 95
3.17 Bringing together waste and IPPC permitting in England and Wales 96
3.18 Electronic permitting for emissions trading in England and Wales 99
3.19 Environmental management systems in the Irish permitting process
100
3.20 Negotiated agreements and environmental management systems in
the Netherlands 102
4.1 Environmental compliance audits in the US 109
4.2 Obligations on self disclosure by non compliant companies
in China 110
4.3 Strengths and weaknesses of environmental self monitoring in
Kazakhstan 111
4.4 The UK Environment Agency s Monitoring Certification Scheme 112
4.5 External auditing of self monitoring in the UK 112
4.6 Integrated environmental reporting initiatives in Flanders 113
4.7 Reducing reporting requirements in the US 114
4.8 Environmental inspections defined by the EU 116
4.9 Inspection criteria in the EU s Recommendation on minimum
criteria for environmental inspections 118
4.10 Inspections in Mexico 120
4.11 Inspections in Brussels, Belgium 120
4.12 Inspection planning in the EU s Recommendation on minimum
criteria for environmental inspections 124
4.13 Agreements with industry to reduce the burden of inspection in
Kazakhstan 125
4.14 Inspection planning in Flanders 126
4.15 Inspection planning in Poland 127
4.16 Inspections in Ireland 127
4.17 Inspection time in the Netherlands 128
4.18 Guidance for the duration of inspection activity in Galicia (Spain) 128
4.19 Improving the efficiency of inspection in the Netherlands through
inter institutional cooperation 129
List of Figures, Tables and Cases xi
4.20 Developing inspections in Vietnam through pilot programmes 129
5.1 The EU environmental liability Directive (2004/35) 139
5.2 Review of regulatory sanctions in the UK 143
5.3 Penalty notices for enforcement in the US 147
5.4 Variation in environmental fines in Singapore 147
5.5 Environmental fines in the Philippines 148
5.6 Imposing environmental sanctions in Mexico 149
5.7 Environmental fines and abatement notices in Auckland City,
New Zealand 149
5.8 Pragmatic enforcement in China 155
5.9 Non compliance responses in Canada and undermining the
effectiveness of fines through a court decision 156
5.10 Enforcement hampered by uncoordinated responsibilities in
Indonesia 157
5.11 Reducing penalties for self disclosure in the US 158
5.12 Providing public information on enforcement and compliance: The
US Enforcement and Compliance History Online website 159
5.13 Citizen action in the Ukraine 161
5.14 Enforcement and Prosecution Policy of the Environment Agency of
England and Wales 163
5.15 Criminal penalties available in Mexico 164
5.16 Examples of penalties issued in the US 165
5.17 Trends in environmental sentencing in England and Wales 166
5.18 The Johannesburg Principles on the Role of Law and Sustainable
Development 167
6.1 Compliance promotion in Canada 175
6.2 The US National Environmental Compliance Assistance
Clearinghouse and compliance assistance centres 178
6.3 Getting companies to assist other companies in Germany 179
6.4 An integrated system of compliance assistance in Ireland 179
6.5 An extensive web support tool for assistance to SMEs in the UK 180
6.6 IT tools to help businesses in Australia 181
6.7 Measures for compliance assistance in Japan 182
6.8 Green Networks/Growth Groups, Denmark 183
6.9 Finnish Estonian Environmental Networking 183
6.10 Annual review of environmental performance in England and Wales 184
6.11 Easy communication of compliance to the public China s Green
Watch Programme 185
6.12 Tax Incentives VAMIL, EIA/MIA, the Netherlands 187
6.13 Environmental Competence Schemes, Denmark 187
6.14 A Hungarian credit programme 187
6.15 Sitra venture capital investment in Finland 188
7.1 Income sources and budget allocation for the South Australia
Environmental Protection Agency 195
7.2 Developing fees in South Australia 196
xii Handbook of Environmental Protection and Enforcement
7.3 Income sources and budget allocation for the Environmental
Protection Agency, Ireland 197
7.4 Funding sources for the Environment Agency of England and Wales 198
7.5 Funding for environmental enforcement in France 199
7.6 Changing funding sources in Poland 200
7.7 Financing the Ghana Environmental Protection Agency 201
8.1 The mission of the US Environmental Protection Agency 208
8.2 The vision of the Environment Agency of England and Wales 209
8.3 The vision of the Minnesota Pollution Control Authority 210
8.4 Values of the Department of Risk and Pollution Prevention, France 211
8.5 US Government requirements on management reporting for the
Environmental Protection Agency 213
8.6 Actions taken by the US Environmental Protection Agency to
improve its planning processes and challenges 214
8.7 Environment Agency of England and Wales Corporate Plan
2005 2008 216
8.8 Example of organization objectives corporate planning objectives
of the New South Wales Department of Environment and
Conservation 217
8.9 Boards providing a strategic direction Egypt and South Australia 217
8.10 The US Environmental Protection Agency s Performance and
Accountability Report 218
8.11 Minimum criteria for a professional organization in the Netherlands 219
8.12 Ongoing development of compliance and enforcement indicators in
Canada and Argentina 221
8.13 Using indicators in the US Environmental Protection Agency 223
8.14 Calculating resources for individual inspection activity in the
Netherlands 225
8.15 The budgetary procedure for the Inspectorate in Poland 226
8.16 Financial control of the Environmental Protection Agency, Ireland 228
8.17 Priority setting in Flanders, Belgium 229
8.18 Using auditing to improve the quality of service providers 230
8.19 Training in the Environment Agency, Abu Dhabi 234
8.20 The US Environmental Protection Agency National Enforcement
Training Institute 235
8.21 Training in the Ghana Environmental Protection Agency 235
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Contents
List of Figures, Tables and Cases viii
Foreword xiii
List of Acronyms and Abbreviations xiv
1 Introduction: The Principles and Nature of Regulation 1
2 The Nature of Environment Enforcement Authorities 35
3 Permitting 66
4 Monitoring and Inspection 106
5 Action in Response to Non compliance 134
6 Compliance Promotion 171
7 Financing Environmental Enforcement Authorities 190
8 Management of Environmental Enforcement Authorities 204
9 Networking 249
References 263
Index 273
List of Figures, Tables and Cases
Figures
1.1 Elements of the regulatory cycle 11
Tables
1.1 Factors affecting compliance 6
2.1 Involvement of inspectorates in the permitting process 54
2.2 Changes to the inspection capacity and fees and fines collected
over 11 years in Russia 62
3.1 Can parts of an installation be given separate permits, or does the
whole always require a single permit? 79
3.2 Can a permit cover more than one installation or parts of several
installations? 79
3.3 Can a single permit be given to one operator with responsibility for
other operators? 80
3.4 Is it possible to issue single permits for companies with installations
at different sites? 80
3.5 A summary of Member State practices on reviewing permits issued
under the IPPC Directive 87
4.1 Maximum frequency of inspections 122
5.1 Collection rate of non compliance fees for 1998 or early 1999 in ten
EECCA countries 145
5.2 Criminal penalties in ten European countries 150
5 3 Relationship between administrative and criminal sanctions in 15
European countries 152
5.4 Measures available to inspectorates in the western Balkans to enforce
environmental legislation 154
7.1 Funding sources for some environmental enforcement authorities
(percentage) 194
8.1 The extent to which Inspectorates in the Netherlands met the
minimum criteria for professional organizations in 2003 and 2005 219
8.2 Environmental performance indicator framework 222
List of Figures, Tables and Cases ix
8.3 Know how, abilities and behaviour expected of managers over the
first three years of recruitment for the Environment Agency of
England and Wales 232
8.4 Examples of fraud and corruption 238
8.5 Areas vulnerable to corruption and possible measures to tackle
the problem 240
Cases
1.1 Operator and pollution risk appraisal in England and Wales 20
1.2 Risk based regulation in Canada 22
1.3 Risk based decision making for small processes in the US 22
1.4 Smart Regulation in Canada 26
1.5 Modernizing environmental regulation in the Netherlands 29
1.6 Reinventing environmental regulation in the US 31
1.7 Modernizing environmental regulation in England and Wales 33
2.1 Institutions in the Netherlands 39
2.2 The Environment Agency of England and Wales 41
2.3 Environmental enforcement in Bulgaria 42
2.4 The Guyana Environmental Protection Agency 43
2.5 Institutions for environmental protection in Cyprus 44
2.6 The regulatory structure in France 45
2.7 The regulatory structure in Italy 46
2.8 Environmental institutions in Japan 47
2.9 Institutions in Denmark 48
2.10 The regulatory structure in Poland 49
2.11 The Swedish Environmental Protection Agency 49
2.12 The United States Environmental Protection Agency 50
2.13 Institutions in Germany 51
2.14 The structure of environmental enforcement institutions in
Argentina 52
2.15 Environment Agency, Abu Dhabi 53
2.16 Institutional responsibilities in Spain 55
2.17 Coordination between national and municipal administrations in
Russia 56
2.18 China's changing environmental structures and the problems it faces 57
2.19 Establishment of a compliance and enforcement network in Ghana 58
2.20 Institutional changes in Russia two steps back and one step forward 60
2.21 Institutional development in North Africa 61
2.22 Using peer reviews to enhance environmental enforcement in
Kyrgyzstan 63
3.1 Determining Best Available Techniques under the IPPC Directive 75
3.2 Guidance on permit applications under IPPC from the Environment
Agency for England and Wales 76
3.3 Permitting processes in EECCA countries 77
x Handbook of Environmental Protection and Enforcement
3.4 Permitting in Turkey 78
3.5 The scope of permits in Finland 82
3.6 The scope of permits in the Netherlands 82
3.7 The scope of permits in England and Wales 84
3.8 The scope of permits in Sweden 84
3.9 UK permitting of power stations 85
3.10 Public involvement in permitting Finland 88
3.11 Reducing the number of permits required in the Netherlands 91
3.12 Replacing permit requirements by notification and other procedures
in Sweden 92
3.13 Accelerated permitting in Germany 93
3.14 Simplifying information requirements in Denmark 94
3.15 Changing the permitting system in Belgium (Walloon Region) 94
3.16 Simplifying permits in Finland 95
3.17 Bringing together waste and IPPC permitting in England and Wales 96
3.18 Electronic permitting for emissions trading in England and Wales 99
3.19 Environmental management systems in the Irish permitting process
100
3.20 Negotiated agreements and environmental management systems in
the Netherlands 102
4.1 Environmental compliance audits in the US 109
4.2 Obligations on self disclosure by non compliant companies
in China 110
4.3 Strengths and weaknesses of environmental self monitoring in
Kazakhstan 111
4.4 The UK Environment Agency's Monitoring Certification Scheme 112
4.5 External auditing of self monitoring in the UK 112
4.6 Integrated environmental reporting initiatives in Flanders 113
4.7 Reducing reporting requirements in the US 114
4.8 Environmental inspections defined by the EU 116
4.9 Inspection criteria in the EU's Recommendation on minimum
criteria for environmental inspections 118
4.10 Inspections in Mexico 120
4.11 Inspections in Brussels, Belgium 120
4.12 Inspection planning in the EU's Recommendation on minimum
criteria for environmental inspections 124
4.13 Agreements with industry to reduce the burden of inspection in
Kazakhstan 125
4.14 Inspection planning in Flanders 126
4.15 Inspection planning in Poland 127
4.16 Inspections in Ireland 127
4.17 Inspection time in the Netherlands 128
4.18 Guidance for the duration of inspection activity in Galicia (Spain) 128
4.19 Improving the efficiency of inspection in the Netherlands through
inter institutional cooperation 129
List of Figures, Tables and Cases xi
4.20 Developing inspections in Vietnam through pilot programmes 129
5.1 The EU environmental liability Directive (2004/35) 139
5.2 Review of regulatory sanctions in the UK 143
5.3 Penalty notices for enforcement in the US 147
5.4 Variation in environmental fines in Singapore 147
5.5 Environmental fines in the Philippines 148
5.6 Imposing environmental sanctions in Mexico 149
5.7 Environmental fines and abatement notices in Auckland City,
New Zealand 149
5.8 'Pragmatic'enforcement in China 155
5.9 Non compliance responses in Canada and undermining the
effectiveness of fines through a court decision 156
5.10 Enforcement hampered by uncoordinated responsibilities in
Indonesia 157
5.11 Reducing penalties for self disclosure in the US 158
5.12 Providing public information on enforcement and compliance: The
US Enforcement and Compliance History Online website 159
5.13 Citizen action in the Ukraine 161
5.14 Enforcement and Prosecution Policy of the Environment Agency of
England and Wales 163
5.15 Criminal penalties available in Mexico 164
5.16 Examples of penalties issued in the US 165
5.17 Trends in environmental sentencing in England and Wales 166
5.18 The Johannesburg Principles on the Role of Law and Sustainable
Development 167
6.1 Compliance promotion in Canada 175
6.2 The US National Environmental Compliance Assistance
Clearinghouse and compliance assistance centres 178
6.3 Getting companies to assist other companies in Germany 179
6.4 An integrated system of compliance assistance in Ireland 179
6.5 An extensive web support tool for assistance to SMEs in the UK 180
6.6 IT tools to help businesses in Australia 181
6.7 Measures for compliance assistance in Japan 182
6.8 Green Networks/Growth Groups, Denmark 183
6.9 Finnish Estonian Environmental Networking 183
6.10 Annual review of environmental performance in England and Wales 184
6.11 Easy communication of compliance to the public China's Green
Watch Programme 185
6.12 Tax Incentives VAMIL, EIA/MIA, the Netherlands 187
6.13 Environmental Competence Schemes, Denmark 187
6.14 A Hungarian credit programme 187
6.15 Sitra venture capital investment in Finland 188
7.1 Income sources and budget allocation for the South Australia
Environmental Protection Agency 195
7.2 Developing fees in South Australia 196
xii Handbook of Environmental Protection and Enforcement
7.3 Income sources and budget allocation for the Environmental
Protection Agency, Ireland 197
7.4 Funding sources for the Environment Agency of England and Wales 198
7.5 Funding for environmental enforcement in France 199
7.6 Changing funding sources in Poland 200
7.7 Financing the Ghana Environmental Protection Agency 201
8.1 The mission of the US Environmental Protection Agency 208
8.2 The vision of the Environment Agency of England and Wales 209
8.3 The vision of the Minnesota Pollution Control Authority 210
8.4 Values of the Department of Risk and Pollution Prevention, France 211
8.5 US Government requirements on management reporting for the
Environmental Protection Agency 213
8.6 Actions taken by the US Environmental Protection Agency to
improve its planning processes and challenges 214
8.7 Environment Agency of England and Wales Corporate Plan
2005 2008 216
8.8 Example of organization objectives corporate planning objectives
of the New South Wales Department of Environment and
Conservation 217
8.9 Boards providing a strategic direction Egypt and South Australia 217
8.10 The US Environmental Protection Agency's Performance and
Accountability Report 218
8.11 Minimum criteria for a professional organization in the Netherlands 219
8.12 Ongoing development of compliance and enforcement indicators in
Canada and Argentina 221
8.13 Using indicators in the US Environmental Protection Agency 223
8.14 Calculating resources for individual inspection activity in the
Netherlands 225
8.15 The budgetary procedure for the Inspectorate in Poland 226
8.16 Financial control of the Environmental Protection Agency, Ireland 228
8.17 Priority setting in Flanders, Belgium 229
8.18 Using auditing to improve the quality of service providers 230
8.19 Training in the Environment Agency, Abu Dhabi 234
8.20 The US Environmental Protection Agency National Enforcement
Training Institute 235
8.21 Training in the Ghana Environmental Protection Agency 235 |
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| spelling | Farmer, Andrew Verfasser aut Handbook of environmental protection and enforcement principles and practice Andrew Farmer 1. publ. London [u.a.] Earthscan 2007 XV, 279 S. txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Includes bibliographical references Milieubescherming gtt Environmental auditing Handbooks, manuals, etc Umweltaudit (DE-588)4335050-1 gnd rswk-swf Umweltaudit (DE-588)4335050-1 s DE-604 http://www.loc.gov/catdir/toc/ecip075/2006039453.html Table of contents only HBZ Datenaustausch application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=015622290&sequence=000002&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis |
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| title | Handbook of environmental protection and enforcement principles and practice |
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