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3. Plan, apply and evaluate environmental assessment methodologies and mitigation strategies to evaluate the performance of policies, plans and projects in addressing the sustainability agenda
Jul 25 2024
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2. Demonstrate a systematic understanding and critical awareness of the environmental assessment processes, their relative strengths and weaknesses and the critical parameters that contribute to successful environmental assessment
Jul 25 2024
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1. Critically discuss perspectives of the concept of sustainable development and demonstrate a systematic understanding of the economic, social and political factors restricting its translation into practice
May 11 2026
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Remember that a detailed analysis of environmental impacts is not needed in scoping; the relationship between the proposed development and existing development or features will undoubtedly inform the scoping exercise.
Jul 25 2024
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Defining its scope is one of the most critical parts of an EIA in that it sets the context for what follows. If the scope is defined too narrowly, some critical area of uncertainty or adverse impact may emerge late in the day.
Jul 25 2024
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For the exercise, assume that you have been engaged as a consultant to assess the feasibility of the project with particular reference to the likelihood of gaining the necessary planning consent.
Jul 25 2024
89.00
For this assessment exercise, you will be allocated a case study outlining the details of a development proposal. There will be a range of case study scenarios, and these will be provided alongside with this brief.
Jul 25 2024
89.00
Environmental Impact Assessment
Jul 25 2024
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5. Do you feel the distinction made by courts in cases of pure economic loss between negligent misstatement and activities is sustainable?
Jul 11 2024
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Critically analyse how far private nuisance protects the interests of the UK’s upper classes at the expense of others
Jul 11 2024
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4. In Sturges v Bridgman (1879) 11 Ch D 852, Thesinger LJ famously said ‘what would be a nuisance in Belgrave Square would not necessarily be so in Bermondsey’.
Jul 11 2024
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3. In Mohamud v Wm Morrison Supermarkets plc [2016] AC 677 Lord Toulson argued that ‘Salmond’s formula … was cited and applied in many cases, sometimes by stretching it artificially
Jul 11 2024
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2. In Bolam v Friern Hospital Management Committee [1957] 1 WLR 582, McNair J explained: ‘a doctor is not negligent, if he is acting in accordance with such a practice, merely because there is a body of opinion that takes a contrary view.
Jul 11 2024
89.00
1. In the journal article, ‘Deconstructing the Duty of Care’ (2013) 129 LQR 559, Nolan argues that the concept of a duty of care has impeded the proper development of negligence and that it would be better to incorporate
Jul 11 2024
89.00
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