Implications of the revised EIA Directive. [Themenheft].

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Die Themen im Einzelnen: T.B. Fischer: Implications of the revised EIA Directive - Editorial (S. 59-60); J. Köppel: Wishful thinking on the potential of the amended EU Directive 2014 for reviving EIA in Germany? (S. 61-62); D. Geneletti: Some considerations on the potential implications of the revised EIA Directive for Italy (S. 63-64); Focus on biodiversity in the amended EIA Directive - Swedisch perspectives (S. 65-70); I. Polönen: The revised EIA Directive from the perspective of the Finnish EIA system - Legal push for real improvements? (S. 71-76); K. Peterson / H. Kalle: Transposing the revised EIA Directive into national legislation in Estonia (S. 77-81); T.B. Ramos / A. Mascarenhas / A. Polido: Challenges and opportunities for the revised EIA Directive implementation in Portugal (S. 82-87); J.M. Martinez-Orozco / R. Gonzáles-Calderón / I. Sobrini: Reviewing the EIA process in Spain: streamlining and beyond (S. 88-92); J. Fry / B. Grist / A. González: An Analysis of the Implications of the Revised EIA Directive in the Republic of Ireland (S. 93-100); B. Kontic: Effects of the revised EIA Directive on practice in Slovenia (S. 101-105); The revised EIA Directive - possible implications for practice in England (S. 106-112); E. Dvorská: The revised EIA Directive: changes and challenges - a Czech perspective (S. 113-119).