Starting Off Systemically in Environmental Decision Making

Starting Off Systemically in Environmental Decision Making

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Publisher's Synopsis

This book introduces and develops what is meant by taking 'a systems approach' to environmental decision making. The book focuses on the first two stages of the environmental decision-making framework, which are to explore or re-explore the situation and to formulate problems, opportunities and systems of interest. It demonstrates the application of many techniques and encourages readers to develop understanding and skills in systems thinking, modelling and evaluating. It goes on to consider the nature and role of environmental legislation and schemes in decision making. The book draws on the case study presented in T863 Book 1 and on the Techniques Book.The DVD referred to within this book is not for sale due to copyright restrictions. However notes on the activities covered in the DVD are included at the end of the book.It is recommended that this book is used together with Book 2 Readings (Order Code T863/RO2) and Techniques for Environmental Decision Making (Order Code T863/TECH) details of which can be found below.

Book information

ISBN: 9780749202651
Publisher: The Open University
Imprint: Pearson Education
Pub date:
Language: English
Number of pages: 268
Weight: -1g