Chris Wood Knihy

This extensively updated edition offers a comprehensive international review of environmental impact assessment (EIA) practices, comparing systems from various countries, including the USA, UK, Netherlands, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and newly added South Africa. It serves as an authoritative resource for understanding the diverse approaches to EIA, highlighting the differences and similarities across these regions.

The story follows a young man who abandons his promising financial career in London to pursue a deeper purpose. His journey begins in 1970s France, where he takes on the role of an au pair. This adventure unfolds into a tapestry of romance, challenges, and a profound spiritual crisis, ultimately leading to the awakening of his creative muse.

This book offers a sharp examination of the individuals and institutions responsible for managing Canada's drinking water. It delves into the systemic issues and failures in governance that affect water quality and accessibility. By highlighting key case studies and personal stories, the author sheds light on the consequences of mismanagement and advocates for accountability and reform in the water management system.