CONTENTS
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Background
Introduction by the President of the Institution
Preface by the Secretary for the Environment
PART I :- ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES IN PRACTICE
1. THE ENVIRONMENT
1.1 Environmental Principles for Engineers
1.2 The Extent of the Environment
2. ENVIRONMENTAL LAW IN NEW ZEALAND
2.1 Resource Management Act, 1991 (RMA)
2.2 The Crown Minerals Act, 1991
2.3 The Building Act, 1991
2.4 The Hazardous Substances and New Organisms Act, 1996
2.5 Other Legislation
3. INTERNATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT STANDARDS
PART II :- PROJECT APPLICATIONS
4. PROJECT STAGES
Project Quality Plan
Checklist 1 : Planning
Checklist 2 : Engineering Design
Checklist 3 : Construction
Checklist 4 : Commissioning
Checklist 5 : Operation
Checklist 6 : Termination
5. PUBLIC INVOLVEMENT
5.1 Planning and Design Phase
5.2 Commissioning Phase
5.3 Operational Life
5.4 Termination Phase
6. SCOPE OF AN ENVIRONMENTAL STUDY
6.1 Evaluation of Need
6.2 Setting Up the Study
7. METHODS FOR EVALUATING ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS
7.1 Types of Methods
7.2 Goals of Methods
7.3 Important Characteristics of Methods
7.4 Checklists
7.5 Scaling and Weighting Techniques
7.6 Overlays
7.7 Matrices
7.8 Networks
7.9 Cumulative Impact Assessment (CIA)
7.10 References
Glossary
Bibliography
Other Key References
Appendices
Appendix 1 Elements of the Environment
Appendix 2 Earth Summit
2.1 Achievements and Outcomes
2.2 Rio Declaration
2.3 Agenda
Appendix 3 Resource Management Act, 1991
Appendix 4 Ecological Economics