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strategic environmental assessment: a standalone construct

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strategic environmentalassessment1 CONSTRUCTStrategic environmentalNOBLE · ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY

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Environmental policy

assessing the environmental consequences of policies, plans and programs at an early, strategic stage rather than project by project.

In environmental policy, strategic environmental assessment refers to assessing the environmental consequences of policies, plans and programs at an early, strategic stage rather than project by project. This meaning comes from Noble (2000) in Journal of Environmental Assessment Policy and Management.[1]

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  1. Noble, B. F. (2000). Strategic Environmental Assessment: What Is It? & What Makes It Strategic? Journal of Environmental Assessment Policy and Management, 2(2), 203-224. https://doi.org/10.1142/s146433320000014x

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