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Environmental Assessment: Its Application to the Development Processses in the mid to late 1980s. The philosophy, concept, procedures and practices of environmental assessment have already begun to become ingrained in the construction of major developments and look set to influence a greater proportion of construction projects in the future. Its implications, theref

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Environmental Managementufacturing and industrial organisations to improve their environmental standards. More generally, organisations of many kinds are more conscious of the need to mitigate any adverse effects of their business. Their perception is twofold, first in the expectation of increasingly stringent governmental