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1995 air emission inventory in Nasugbu (Batangas, Philippines)

Villados, A. N. (Lincoln University, 1996)

This air emissions inventory attempts to estimate by category, the anthropogenic sources of air pollutants produced only in Nasugbu which is defined by meteorological, climatological, and topographical factors. The most ...
Accessibility and attractiveness - key features towards central city revitalisation - a case study of Christchurch, New Zealand

Thull, Jean-Paul; Mersch, Marc (Eastern Asia Society for Transportation Studies　, 2005)

The aim of this study is to analyse the importance of accessibility (within the inner-city and from the residential suburbs into the inner-city) and attractiveness as two determinants for shopping and leisure time activities ...
Accessibility in Timaru

Cundell, Sharon (Lincoln College, University of Canterbury, 1986)

Access to buildings is a hurdle for those people who are not as mobile as the greater community. Through increased awareness and the desire to help all groups in the community, citizens can work to alleviate this problem. ...
Acronyms, acronyms everywhere... water players and programmes in the Selwyn/Christchurch area

Rennie, Hamish; Lomax, Adrienne J. (Lincoln Planning Review, Volume 2, (1), February, )

The interface of traditional town planning and the “new” environmental planning is potentially problematic and this is especially apparent in the integrated and sustainable use of water resources in Canterbury. It is easy ...
Activities implemented jointly : a possible approach to CO₂ emission reduction

Kessels, John (Lincoln University, 1996)

Activities Implemented Jointly (AIJ) is a pilot programme designed to test the concept of Joint Implementation (JI). JI is a process by which the government of one country invests in measures, programmes or projects in ...
Actual or potential effects of ELF and RF/MW radiation on enhancing violence and homicide, and accelerating aging of human, animal or plant cells

Cherry, Neil J. (Lincoln University. Human Sciences Department, 2002-08-30)

The brain is a very sensitive Bioelectromagnetic organ sat through classical resonance processes can be halted and damage of external electromagnetic fields and radiation. This review will explore the possibility that this ...
Administration of commercial recreation in the South Island mountain lands : a case study of the upper Waitaki

Jebson, R. M. (Lincoln College, University of Canterbury, 1983)

Outdoor recreational activities constitute a major use of the South Island mountain lands. The commercial recreational industry has a key role in servicing the needs of both overseas and New Zealand recreationists. The ...
Adult environmental education: a perspective on the ideal for lifelong environmental education

Newman, Alix (Lincoln University, 1995)

Children's environmental education is a subject which receives a lot of attention (at least in the literature), adult environmental education far less so. When it is discussed, it is quite often in terms of the ideal of ...
Advancing the customary use debate in New Zealand : some policy considerations from a Pakeha perspective - a case study of the kuaka

Barber, Faith (Lincoln University, 1995)

There has been increasing efforts, in recent years, by Maori to further restore customary use decision making rights. This has resulted in a continuing, and sometimes antagonistic, debate in New Zealand between 'preservationists ...
Advocating sustainable lifestyles : the case for contemporary environmental education

Rawlings, Margot (Lincoln University, 1992)

The implications of environmental damage have been documented for some decades, however, societies around the world continue to conduct lifestyles that compromise environmental quality or are environmentally unsustainable. ...
Agenda 21 revealed : a NUD.IST analysis of an environmental policy text

Davis Amelia, L. G. (Lincoln University, 1997)

Abstract of a thesis examining the portrayal and empowerment of non-governmental organisations within an environmental policy text. Since the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development in 1992 there has been ...
Aggregates as a resource : an introductory study of the use and management of aggregates, with emphasis on the south-west region of the North Island

Joll, Helen Mary (Lincoln College, University of Canterbury, 1979)

Aggregates have not been recognised as an important resource, nor as a resource amenable to procedures for management which are applicable to any finite resource. They are an important commodity to contemporary society, ...
Agro-forestry evaluation: using goal programming: a case study in the Canterbury foothills

Percival, B. S. (Lincoln College, University of Canterbury, 1986)

The assessment of multiple land uses is a challenging area in applied policy-related research. The question of which land use combinations best meet the needs of society is complicated by the fact that various use options ...
Air pollution in Christchurch: the current state of affairs

Woolridge, P. S. (Lincoln College, University of Canterbury, 1978)

“It may be that Christchurch is the first city in the world to suffer a "Los Angeles" type smog in summer and also a "London" type smog in winter." International Union of Air Pollution Prevention Associations, 1977. This ...
Airport congestion in New Zealand

MacLeod, G. M. (Lincoln University, 1998)

The phenomenon of airport congestion at New Zealand's major airports is the subject of this research thesis. A growing problem in New Zealand, the importance of understanding this problem and identifying options for solution ...
All for naught: the plastic bag debate as a window into the abandonment of zero waste in New Zealand

Krausz, Robert; Hughey, Kenneth F. D.; Beck, Jody (Lincoln University. Department of Environmental Management., Columbia University, New York City, USA, 2011-05-08)

In 2002, New Zealand became one of the first countries in the world to adopt zero waste as a national policy. In doing so, it acquired a global reputation as a pioneer country in applying innovative approaches to the problem ...
All for naught? A critical study of zero waste to landfill initiatives

Krausz, Robert (Lincoln University, Christchurch, 2012)

Modern human society operates under a prevailing waste management paradigm, that is based upon linear systems which convert resources, through synthesis of problematic materials and disposability-focused manufacturing ...
Alternative approaches to coastal hazard zone management

Chung, Christopher (Lincoln College, University of Canterbury, 1984)

An examination of the issues and implications posed by present coastal hazard zone management approaches was made. It was found that the recent shift in emphasis from relying solely on engineering measures to use of planning ...
Alternative approaches to rubbish disposal : a case study of the Kawau Island Historic Reserve

Astbury, Camille J. (Lincoln College, University of Canterbury, 1989)

Traditional methods of refuse disposal are being increasingly questioned in New Zealand because of their associated environmental, economic and social costs. This report examines the costs associated with a traditional ...
Aluminium in AMD streams on the Stockton Plateau: is dilution a management solution?

Waters, Alex (Lincoln University, Christchurch, 2011)

Acid mine drainage (AMD), has had detrimental effects on water quality and ecology in the waterways of the Stockton Plateau, site of New Zealand’s largest open-cast coal mining operation. This has been partly attributed ...

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