Environmental impact assessments 1300-OODS4CW
1. The concept and legal basis for making assessments of investment projects on the environment, the protection of the environment.
2. Integrated permits, reports of environmental impact assessments and ecological reviews - the principles and scope of their execution.
3. Assessment of environmental impacts in the spatial planning of the area.
4. The principle of sustainable development in the assessments of impacts of projects on the environment (providing information about the environment and its protection, public participation in environmental protection, Natura 2000 areas).
5. The procedures for environmental impact assessments in the investment process.
6. Assessment of impacts associated with land surface deformations:
7. The impact of anthropogenic soil:
8. Impact of the waste management:
9. Vulnerability (sensitivity) of rocks and soils on the anthropogenic factors.
10. Geological hazards activated or caused by humans.
11. The impact of maritime building on the environment in the phase of construction and operation:
12. The effect of linear objects on the environment, mainly geological:
13. Facilities likely to have significant effects on the environment - procedures, reports;
14. Impact of buildings on ecologically active surfaces;
15. The chemical and bacteriological pollution of waters and soils;
16. The impact of changing in time external factors on the historical and monumental buildings - examples from Egypt, Europe and Poland.
17. Reducing the environmental impact of devastated areas - reclamation and development.
18. Geological and environmental studies.
Type of course
Prerequisites (description)
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Learning outcomes
After completion of the exercises and listening to lectures the student identifies threats to the environment caused by human activity. He can prepare the documentation required by the law applying research and administrative procedures.
Assessment criteria
Credit conditions for the course:
a) Attendance at exercises obligatory (3 absences allowed)
b) Prepare the Environmental Impact Report 30% of the grade
c) Presentation of the report and the results of multi-criteria analysis 10% of the grade
d) Written credit for classes and lecture – colloquium 60% of the grade
(10 - 12 questions: 4 - 5 questions from exercises and 6 - 7 questions from the lecture)
Completing the course in the second term requires meeting the same conditions as in the first.
Additional information
Information on level of this course, year of study and semester when the course unit is delivered, types and amount of class hours - can be found in course structure diagrams of apropriate study programmes. This course is related to the following study programmes:
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