Environmental impact assessment (EIA) serves as a gatekeeper to prevent environmental
pollution, and public participation is a legal requirement in the EIA process that ensures …

The aviation industry is growing at a rapid pace worldwide. However, with the growing
numbers, the aviation industry has also contributed to environmental degradation over the …

The importance of public and stakeholder participation in environmental assessments (EIA
and SEA) has been increasing in the EU, international, and national policy contexts …

Health-care services inevitably create medical waste that may become hazardous to public
health and the environment. Nonetheless, a comprehensive and standardized evaluation …

Industrial pollution caused by China's rapid urbanization and industrialization is a serious
threat to the ecological environment and human health, which stimulates public appeals for …

Abstract Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) is a process where several stakeholders
take part, each with different interests, making bias unavoidable and a major cause of …

Many studies demonstrate that the booming number of environmental non-governmental
organizations (ENGOs) in China have substantially affected on the environmental issues …

Conflicts caused by urban infrastructure projects pose significant threats to city sustainability,
particularly in developing countries. Making citizens' voices heard in EIA decision-making on …

This article reconsiders the role that public participation in the environmental impact
assessment (EIA) process plays in China. Whilst some commentators have found that public …

During China's air pollution campaign, whistleblowing has become an important way for the
central government to discover local environmental issues. The three parties involved in …