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The potential for trickle up : how local actors' experiments influence national forest policy planning

Blockhus, Jill MMassachusetts Institute of Technology2006

The loss of forests in Vietnam encouraged central government policy makers to consider new ways to manage forest resources. A major forest policy shift -- moving away from state-led management -- began in earnest in pilot provinces in 1998, with the handing over of forest land and management …

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The growth of scientific research in Canada: its implications for a national forest policy and the planning of federal forestry research.

Wilson, V. SeymourCarleton University1966

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Cumulative Effects Analysis in U.S. Forest Service Decision-Making

Schultz, Courtney Allison

This dissertation investigates the U.S. Forest Service's (USFS) implementation of the cumulative effects analysis (CEA) requirement under the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA). The CEA regulation requires federal agencies to provide an analysis of environmental effects, with consideration of …

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Cumulative Effects Analysis in U.S. Forest Service Decision-Making

Schultz, Courtney Allison

This dissertation investigates the U.S. Forest Service's (USFS) implementation of the cumulative effects analysis (CEA) requirement under the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA). The CEA regulation requires federal agencies to provide an analysis of environmental effects, with consideration of …

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