Add to ORKGFor too long, environmental policymaking has relied on trial and error, without adequate or systematic learning from either the trials or the errors. Systematic program evaluation research has been remarkably scarce relative to the overall number of environmental policies adopted in the United States, as well as relative to the amount of evaluation research found in other fields, such as medicine, education, or transportation safety. This paper examines the role that program evaluation should play in environmental policy making, distinguishing such research from other types of analysis, including risk assessment, cost-effectiveness analysis, and cost-benefit analysis. It explains the kinds of methodological practices that researchers should...
As the field of environmental education has matured since its inception in 1970, so have the number ...
<div><p>Environmental policy is characterised by complexity, in causes and effects, resulting in var...
Understanding the impact of research on policy is a vital, and often overlooked, element of policy-m...
For too long, environmental policymaking has relied on trial and error, without adequate or systemat...
Large-scale environmental programs generally commit substantial societal resources, making the evalu...
The development of environmental policy evaluation has been slow, compared with many other realms, a...
In order to develop new environmental policies, it is important first to evaluate those that have al...
In order to generate real environmental improvements in a cost-effective way, environmental policy p...
Discusses the construction of scenarios as a tool to improve the quality of decision making, researc...
Evaluation of the costs and outcomes associated with environmental policies and interventions is oft...
Evaluating the impacts of environmental science on policy and practice is inherently challenging. Im...
There is a mismatch between broad holistic questions typically posed in policy formation and narrow ...
Environmental burden of disease represents one quarter of overall disease burden, hence necessitatin...
How should agencies and legislatures evaluate possible policies to mitigate the impacts of earthquak...
From a methodological point of view, the authors address social science research dealing with the ev...
As the field of environmental education has matured since its inception in 1970, so have the number ...
<div><p>Environmental policy is characterised by complexity, in causes and effects, resulting in var...
Understanding the impact of research on policy is a vital, and often overlooked, element of policy-m...
For too long, environmental policymaking has relied on trial and error, without adequate or systemat...
Large-scale environmental programs generally commit substantial societal resources, making the evalu...
The development of environmental policy evaluation has been slow, compared with many other realms, a...
In order to develop new environmental policies, it is important first to evaluate those that have al...
In order to generate real environmental improvements in a cost-effective way, environmental policy p...
Discusses the construction of scenarios as a tool to improve the quality of decision making, researc...
Evaluation of the costs and outcomes associated with environmental policies and interventions is oft...
Evaluating the impacts of environmental science on policy and practice is inherently challenging. Im...
There is a mismatch between broad holistic questions typically posed in policy formation and narrow ...
Environmental burden of disease represents one quarter of overall disease burden, hence necessitatin...
How should agencies and legislatures evaluate possible policies to mitigate the impacts of earthquak...
From a methodological point of view, the authors address social science research dealing with the ev...
As the field of environmental education has matured since its inception in 1970, so have the number ...
<div><p>Environmental policy is characterised by complexity, in causes and effects, resulting in var...
Understanding the impact of research on policy is a vital, and often overlooked, element of policy-m...