Environmental Policy, Law, and Politics

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Flashcards covering key concepts from environmental policy, law, and politics.

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Environmental Policy

Rules about environmental protection enforced by government agencies influenced by public opinion and NGOs.

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Environmental Policy Cycle

A series of phases including Recognition, Formulation, Implementation, and Control to address environmental issues.

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NEPA

National Environmental Policy Act, established the CEQ and EPA, requiring Environmental Assessments and Environmental Impact Statements.

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Regulatory Agencies

Government bodies such as EPA, Department of Interior, and Department of Agriculture responsible for enforcing environmental laws.

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Legislative Branch

Part of government responsible for passing laws related to environmental policy.

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Judicial Branch

Part of government that interprets laws related to environmental policy through court cases.

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Executive Branch

Agencies that enforce environmental laws, including administrative law.

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Wicked Problems

Complex, interconnected issues that are difficult to define and manage in environmental policy.

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Adaptive Management

An approach to environmental management that emphasizes learning through direct experience and adaptation.

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International Environmental Policy

Over 170 treaties that aim to address global environmental issues, often vague and difficult to enforce.

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Collaborative Approaches

Strategies that involve engaging local communities and building consensus for effective environmental action.

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How to Influence Environmental Policy

Ways for individuals to engage with policies, including staying informed, voting, and joining NGOs.