Question 1

Outline the alternative dispute resolution techniques.
 1.

Accepted Answer

Negotiation is one technique. This invol

Question 2

Rapidly increased melting of sea ice in the Arctic and Antarctic over the past decade came as a surprise to many people.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 3

Collaboration involves ________.

Accepted Answer

A)  modifying activities to meet needs 
B)  sharing resources 
C)  exchanging information 
D)  All of the above 
A)  modifying activities to meet needs 
B)  sharing resources 
C)  exchanging information 
D)  All of the above

Question 4

Initially, environmental impact assessments focused on ________.

Accepted Answer

A)  economic factors 
B)  policy outcomes 
C)  social concerns 
D)  biophysical impacts 
A)  economic factors 
B)  policy outcomes 
C)  social concerns 
D)  biophysical impacts

Question 5

________ is NOT an attribute of alternative dispute resolution.

Accepted Answer

A)  The attainment of a long-lasting settlement 
B)  Assigning of blame that results in small to moderate legal punishment 
C)  Emphasizing issues and interests of involved parties 
D)  Constructive communication and improved understanding 
A)  The attainment of a long-lasting settlement 
B)  Assigning of blame that results in small to moderate legal punishment 
C)  Emphasizing issues and interests of involved parties 
D)  Constructive communication and improved understanding

Question 6

The Taseko New Prosperity Mine project was rejected in 2010 as a result of _________.

Accepted Answer

A)  international policy 
B)  environmental assessment 
C)  financial disputes 
D)  co-management 
A)  international policy 
B)  environmental assessment 
C)  financial disputes 
D)  co-management

Question 7

Collaboration and coordination are means to an end, not ends in themselves.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

Explain collaboration and coordination. Why are they both necessary for effective resource management?

Accepted Answer

Collaboration is the act of working toge

Question 9

In 2015, one of the principles outlined for sustainable development in Quebec focuses on _______.

Accepted Answer

A)  identifying critical issues based on discussions with key stakeholders 
B)  participation and commitment from both citizens and citizen groups to develop a vision to facilitate environmental, social, and economic sustainability 
C)  commitment to ongoing, positive, and constructive dialogue with those in the tourism industry 
D)  creating forums for consultation and meaningful participation in decision-making processes 
A)  identifying critical issues based on discussions with key stakeholders 
B)  participation and commitment from both citizens and citizen groups to develop a vision to facilitate environmental, social, and economic sustainability 
C)  commitment to ongoing, positive, and constructive dialogue with those in the tourism industry 
D)  creating forums for consultation and meaningful participation in decision-making processes

Question 10

What can be done to overcome the challenges of communicating science to a variety of different target audiences?

Accepted Answer

The first step is actually recognizing t

Question 11

One disadvantage of collaboration is that ________.

Accepted Answer

A)  a large proportion of the stakeholders will be unhappy with the outcome 
B)  it is a top-down approach 
C)  the common denominator is not always a good long-term decision 
D)  All of the above 
A)  a large proportion of the stakeholders will be unhappy with the outcome 
B)  it is a top-down approach 
C)  the common denominator is not always a good long-term decision 
D)  All of the above

Question 12

The rung on the ladder of citizen participation in which citizens are given management responsibility for all or for parts of programs is called ________.

Accepted Answer

A)  delegation 
B)  consultation 
C)  placation 
D)  citizen control 
A)  delegation 
B)  consultation 
C)  placation 
D)  citizen control

Question 13

An example of the "precautionary principle" is ________.

Accepted Answer

A)  doing nothing until more scientific evidence has been accumulated 
B)  acting on something if the bulk of scientific evidence suggests that action is needed, even if some knowledge is incomplete 
C)  taking small steps to mitigate the effects of the problem, rather than taking large radical steps that will solve or prevent the problem 
D)  taking action now to obtain full scientific evidence 
A)  doing nothing until more scientific evidence has been accumulated 
B)  acting on something if the bulk of scientific evidence suggests that action is needed, even if some knowledge is incomplete 
C)  taking small steps to mitigate the effects of the problem, rather than taking large radical steps that will solve or prevent the problem 
D)  taking action now to obtain full scientific evidence

Question 14

What is the precautionary principle? Give an example of how the precautionary principle has NOT been implemented.

Accepted Answer

The precautionary principle states that

Question 15

Specifically, Abu et al. (2019) used the concept of __________ to examine bringing together Western science and Indigenous knowledge by verifying accuracy and filling in knowledge gaps in each kind of understanding, without either being subsumed by the other.

Accepted Answer

A)  participatory processes 
B)  two-eyed seeing 
C)  co-management 
D)  coordination 
A)  participatory processes 
B)  two-eyed seeing 
C)  co-management 
D)  coordination

Question 16

What are some of the difficulties involved with communicating scientific information to the public?

Accepted Answer

3. Arnstein (1969) devised a framework t

Question 17

What are the strengths and weaknesses of the judicial method of dispute resolution? What dispute resolution methods could be used instead?

Accepted Answer

The strength of the judicial system for

Question 18

On the ladder of participation, consultation occurs when citizens are heard but not necessarily heeded.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

In the 1980s, environmental management decisions ________.

Accepted Answer

A)  became less likely to consider the advice of only one expert in the process 
B)  had become more complex 
C)  were criticized for not including enough factors 
D)  All of the above 
A)  became less likely to consider the advice of only one expert in the process 
B)  had become more complex 
C)  were criticized for not including enough factors 
D)  All of the above

Question 20

If we are to improve our knowledge of the resiliency and recuperative powers of ecosystems, ________ is essential.

Accepted Answer

A)  impact assessment 
B)  strong policies 
C)  monitoring 
D)  public participation 
A)  impact assessment 
B)  strong policies 
C)  monitoring 
D)  public participation

Outline the alternative dispute resolution techniques. 1.

Rapidly increased melting of sea ice in the Arctic and Antarctic over the past decade came as a surprise to many people.

Collaboration involves ________.

Initially, environmental impact assessments focused on ________.

________ is NOT an attribute of alternative dispute resolution.

The Taseko New Prosperity Mine project was rejected in 2010 as a result of _________.

Collaboration and coordination are means to an end, not ends in themselves.

Explain collaboration and coordination. Why are they both necessary for effective resource management?

In 2015, one of the principles outlined for sustainable development in Quebec focuses on _______.

What can be done to overcome the challenges of communicating science to a variety of different target audiences?

One disadvantage of collaboration is that ________.

The rung on the ladder of citizen participation in which citizens are given management responsibility for all or for parts of programs is called ________.

An example of the "precautionary principle" is ________.

What is the precautionary principle? Give an example of how the precautionary principle has NOT been implemented.

Specifically, Abu et al. (2019) used the concept of __________ to examine bringing together Western science and Indigenous knowledge by verifying accuracy and filling in knowledge gaps in each kind of understanding, without either being subsumed by the other.

What are some of the difficulties involved with communicating scientific information to the public?

What are the strengths and weaknesses of the judicial method of dispute resolution? What dispute resolution methods could be used instead?

On the ladder of participation, consultation occurs when citizens are heard but not necessarily heeded.

In the 1980s, environmental management decisions ________.

If we are to improve our knowledge of the resiliency and recuperative powers of ecosystems, ________ is essential.

Environment, Resources, and Society

Responding to Global Environmental Change

Energy Flows and Ecosystems

Ecosystems Are Dynamic

Ecosystems and Matter Cycling

Planning and Management Perspectives

Climate Change

Oceans and Fisheries

Forests

Agriculture

Water

Minerals and Energy

Urban Environmental Management

Endangered Species and Protected Areas

Filters

Exam 7: Planning and Management: Processes and Methods

Outline the alternative dispute resolution techniques. 1.

Rapidly increased melting of sea ice in the Arctic and Antarctic over the past decade came as a surprise to many people.

Collaboration involves ________.

Initially, environmental impact assessments focused on ________.

________ is NOT an attribute of alternative dispute resolution.

The Taseko New Prosperity Mine project was rejected in 2010 as a result of _________.

Collaboration and coordination are means to an end, not ends in themselves.

Explain collaboration and coordination. Why are they both necessary for effective resource management?

In 2015, one of the principles outlined for sustainable development in Quebec focuses on _______.

What can be done to overcome the challenges of communicating science to a variety of different target audiences?

One disadvantage of collaboration is that ________.

The rung on the ladder of citizen participation in which citizens are given management responsibility for all or for parts of programs is called ________.

An example of the "precautionary principle" is ________.

What is the precautionary principle? Give an example of how the precautionary principle has NOT been implemented.

Specifically, Abu et al. (2019) used the concept of __________ to examine bringing together Western science and Indigenous knowledge by verifying accuracy and filling in knowledge gaps in each kind of understanding, without either being subsumed by the other.

What are some of the difficulties involved with communicating scientific information to the public?

What are the strengths and weaknesses of the judicial method of dispute resolution? What dispute resolution methods could be used instead?

On the ladder of participation, consultation occurs when citizens are heard but not necessarily heeded.

In the 1980s, environmental management decisions ________.

If we are to improve our knowledge of the resiliency and recuperative powers of ecosystems, ________ is essential.

Environment, Resources, and Society

Responding to Global Environmental Change

Energy Flows and Ecosystems

Ecosystems Are Dynamic

Ecosystems and Matter Cycling

Planning and Management Perspectives

Climate Change

Oceans and Fisheries

Forests

Agriculture

Water

Minerals and Energy

Urban Environmental Management

Endangered Species and Protected Areas

Filters