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An increasingly acute problem * WHO-Europe: the driving force * The European Union commitment in its action programmes * The stakes for Belgium * The involvement of civil society...
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Assessing plans and programmes for their environmental impact
Imagine the following situation: the construction of a new railway line is planned near where you live. When you...
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In 2001, Directive 2001-42-EC (.PDF) on the assessment of the environmental impact of certain plans and programmes was adopted at European level. This is better known...
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The effects of pollution on account of marine debris (plastic or glass objects, bags, cigarette butts, etc.) on animals are increasingly becoming of concern.
Many cetaceans...
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The objective of the law of 13 February 2006 (.PDF) is to ensure a high level of environmental protection. It does this by ensuring that environmental considerations are taken...
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How does this law represent an advance on Federal Belgian law? It has three obvious advantages: the assessment of the effects in overall terms, the inclusion of environmental...
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Plans and programmesWhich documents will be subject to the law of 13 February 2006 (.PDF)? In other words, which types of plan and programme will need to be assessed and entail...
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In order to find out whether the implementation of its plan or programme will have effects on the environment, the preparing authority submits it to the advisory committee. After...
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This is the main new contribution of the law of 13 February 2006 (.PDF): a report on the environmental effects of the draft plan or programme must be compiled. This report is...
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This is one of the very important stages of the law. During the assessment, public consultation is organised about the draft plan or programme as well as about the environmental...