Guidelines for assessing the environmental impact of public mass transportation projects. Notebook 5: environmental assessment reference book. Final report.

Transportation Department, Office of Environment and Safety, Washington, D.C.

Final environmental assessment/environmental impact report for the American Telephone and Telegraph Company fiber optic cable right-of-way project, Cheyenne, Wyoming to Sacramento, California /

On cover: AT&T fiber optics cable project, Cheyenne, Wyoming to Sacramento, California ... December 1987."

Guidelines for assessing the environmental impact of public mass transportation projects. Notebook 3: economic impacts. Final report.

Transportation Department, Office of Environment and Safety, Washington, D.C.

Assessment of environmental impact of the mineral mining industry /

Mode of access: Internet.

Environmental assessment using remotely sensed data : application of remote sensing data to environmental impact studies for transmission line routes /

Mode of access: Internet.

Agricultural drainage and salt management in the San Joaquin Valley : final report, including Recommended plan and First-stage environmental impact report /

Volume 2 consists of Appendices C-G and first-stage environmental impact report.

Actions speak! (louder than words) : the social and environmental impact of solid waste /

"Funded by Grant no. SWR-2."

Baseline data requirements for assessing environmental impact /

Bibliography: p. 63-66.

Environmental impact and health effects of wastewater chlorination /

Project no.: 80.125.

Natural science manual : a manual for preparing the ecological and natural resources portions of highway environmental impact statements /

Includes bibliographies.

Environmental impact statements : a report of the Commission on Federal Paperwork.

Includes bibliographical references.

Environmental impact assessment for energy planning

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Consumers' biased perceptions of the environmental impact of products:influence on advertising efficiency

This paper investigates the main perceptual biases developed by consumers regarding the environmental impact of products. It shows that these biases make consumers unable to distinguish between advertisements for highly versus less sustainable products, but that the inclusion of relevant information can increase the efficiency of arguments for true sustainability.