Perceptions and Attitudes in Pollution Control and Environmental Management

doi:https://doi.org/10.14217/9781848596498-5-en

Perceptions and Attitudes in Pollution Control and Environmental Management

Raban Chanda-2000-01-01

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This Chapter focuses on Perceptions and Attitudes in Pollution Control and Environmental Management. The view is taken that technical approach alone may be and is often inadequate in dealing with some environmental issues. This view has been validated now and again by various studies (cf. Mensah and Whitney, 1991; Blaikie and Bookfield, 1991; Chanda, 1996). This Chapter will attempt to illustrate this position with Case Study data from Botswana.

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This Chapter focuses on Perceptions and Attitudes in Pollution Control and Environmental Management. The view is taken that technical approach alone may be and is often inadequate in dealing with some environmental issues. This view has been validated now and again by various studies (cf. Mensah and Whitney, 1991; Blaikie and Bookfield, 1991; Chanda, 1996). This Chapter will attempt to illustrate this position with Case Study data from Botswana.

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Control (management)PerceptionEnvironmental pollutionEnvironmental planningEnvironmental resource managementRisk analysis (engineering)Environmental protectionGeography

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