Understanding the Evolution of Cumulative Impacts: Definitions and Policies in the U.S
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- Title
- Understanding the Evolution of Cumulative Impacts: Definitions and Policies in the U.S
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- Creator
- Ana Isabel Baptista
- Adrienne Perovich
- Maria Fernanda Pulido-Velosa,
- Enrique Valencia,
- Marisa Valdez
- Jennifer Ventrella
- Date
- 2022-08
- Summary
- This research is aimed at supporting EJ movement stakeholders and policymakers with a searchable tool of definitions, indicators, thresholds, and benefits in the various Cumulative Impact policies developed to date.This report was prepared by Ana Isabel Baptista, Ph.D., Adrienne Perovich, MPA, and research assistants Maria Fernanda Pulido-Velosa, Enrique Valencia, Marisa Valdez, and Jennifer Ventrella, who are part of the research team at Tishman Environment and Design Center at The New School.
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