... basin planning initiative to achieve wide-spread acceptance and the hoped-for degree of inter... more ... basin planning initiative to achieve wide-spread acceptance and the hoped-for degree of inter-governmental cooperation, despite the positive publicity that accompa-nied the initiative, drew even more attention to the inadequacies of past practices (Quinn, 1977, Brul6 et al ...
... basin planning initiative to achieve wide-spread acceptance and the hoped-for degree of inter... more ... basin planning initiative to achieve wide-spread acceptance and the hoped-for degree of inter-governmental cooperation, despite the positive publicity that accompa-nied the initiative, drew even more attention to the inadequacies of past practices (Quinn, 1977, Brul6 et al ...
Fairness and Competence in Citizen Participation, 1995
" Our political system has become so complex that the decency and common sense o... more " Our political system has become so complex that the decency and common sense of average citizens have only a faint influence on our national politics." 1 This is the premise underlying the Jefferson Center's efforts over the past decade to promote the use of ...
She is also President of Armour Environmental Consultants Inc. and has been engaged in the practi... more She is also President of Armour Environmental Consultants Inc. and has been engaged in the practice of environmental planning and impact assessment as well as in related research and teaching since 1976. Her current research and consulting work focuses on the problem of hazardous waste management and the siting of locally unwanted facilities. She is a policy advisor to the Ontario Waste Management Corporation on community relations. impact compensation and impact management. She is also a member of a six person federal Task Force set up to design and implement a cooperative process for siting a low-level radioactive waste management facility. Ms. Armour has served on the Canadian Environmental Assessment Research Council. as President of the International Association for Impact Assessment, as a member of the Science Advisory Board of the International Joint Commission, and is now serving as a member of the Ontario Hazardous Waste Advisory Committee.
In 1988, Owen Furuseth and Mark Johnson studied neighbourhood attitudes toward a sanitary landfil... more In 1988, Owen Furuseth and Mark Johnson studied neighbourhood attitudes toward a sanitary landfill site in North Carolina, USA. Surveying residents who lived within 4800 m of the site, they found a strong measure of satisfaction among them regarding the operation of the facility. Since this study was published, there have been no known studies that have attempted to utilize
... basin planning initiative to achieve wide-spread acceptance and the hoped-for degree of inter... more ... basin planning initiative to achieve wide-spread acceptance and the hoped-for degree of inter-governmental cooperation, despite the positive publicity that accompa-nied the initiative, drew even more attention to the inadequacies of past practices (Quinn, 1977, Brul6 et al ...
... basin planning initiative to achieve wide-spread acceptance and the hoped-for degree of inter... more ... basin planning initiative to achieve wide-spread acceptance and the hoped-for degree of inter-governmental cooperation, despite the positive publicity that accompa-nied the initiative, drew even more attention to the inadequacies of past practices (Quinn, 1977, Brul6 et al ...
Fairness and Competence in Citizen Participation, 1995
" Our political system has become so complex that the decency and common sense o... more " Our political system has become so complex that the decency and common sense of average citizens have only a faint influence on our national politics." 1 This is the premise underlying the Jefferson Center's efforts over the past decade to promote the use of ...
She is also President of Armour Environmental Consultants Inc. and has been engaged in the practi... more She is also President of Armour Environmental Consultants Inc. and has been engaged in the practice of environmental planning and impact assessment as well as in related research and teaching since 1976. Her current research and consulting work focuses on the problem of hazardous waste management and the siting of locally unwanted facilities. She is a policy advisor to the Ontario Waste Management Corporation on community relations. impact compensation and impact management. She is also a member of a six person federal Task Force set up to design and implement a cooperative process for siting a low-level radioactive waste management facility. Ms. Armour has served on the Canadian Environmental Assessment Research Council. as President of the International Association for Impact Assessment, as a member of the Science Advisory Board of the International Joint Commission, and is now serving as a member of the Ontario Hazardous Waste Advisory Committee.
In 1988, Owen Furuseth and Mark Johnson studied neighbourhood attitudes toward a sanitary landfil... more In 1988, Owen Furuseth and Mark Johnson studied neighbourhood attitudes toward a sanitary landfill site in North Carolina, USA. Surveying residents who lived within 4800 m of the site, they found a strong measure of satisfaction among them regarding the operation of the facility. Since this study was published, there have been no known studies that have attempted to utilize
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