Environmental restoration: environmental management or environmental threat?
AreaPublished 1 June 1999
Sally Eden, Sylvia Tunstall, Susan M. Tapsell
Citations29
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SJR score0.90
SNIP1.13
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Summary This paper compares the ethical and political issues raised by two environmental restoration schemes in England: those of the River Skerne and the A33 near Twyford Down. Neither example fully restores a ‘natural’ condition, nor tries to, but both raise questions about how far restoration is an acceptable option for environmental management.
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Social SciencesEnvironmental Science
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