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  • About
  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Det svenska skogsbrukets påverkan på den biologiska mångfalden : och ett förslag på hur lärare kan undervisa om detta i gymnasieskolan

Carlsson, Evelina, Danielsson, Elsa January 2016 (has links)
Syftet med denna litteraturstudie är att ge en bild av det svenska skogsbruket och dess påverkan på den biologiska mångfalden. Idag är det trakthyggesbruket som mest påverkar den biologiska mångfalden i Sverige och har lett till att många skogslevande arter idag är hotade och rödlistade. I denna studie har vi tittat på hur en produktionsskog skiljer sig från en naturskog när det gäller trädsammansättning, förekomst av död ved, fragmentering, skogskontinuitet och störning i form av brand. Vi har tittat på hur organismgrupperna svampar, lavar, mossor, kärlväxter, insekter, fåglar och däggdjur påverkas av skogsbruket. I denna studie ger vi även ett förslag på hur lärare, genom en exkursion, kan lära ut om biologisk mångfald i skolan.
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Offshore Wind Energy Permitting Processes in the European Union : An examination of Danish, German, Scottish and Swedish offshore permitting processes and case study of acoustic impact on marine mammals / Havsbaserad vindkraft tillståndsprocesser inom Europeiska union : Undersökning av dansk, tysk, skottsk och svensk havsbaserad tillståndsprocesser och en fallstudie av akustiskpåverkan på marin däggdjur

Jack, Truce Major January 2022 (has links)
The permitting process is an integral part of the successful expansion of offshore wind and renewable energy in the European Union. Many permit process studies, to date, have focused on limited methods and criteria and have been a comparison of two countries. This thesis was written in collaboration with a steering group’s work on an updated marine synthesis report in the Swedish Energy Agency and Swedish Environmental Protection Agency’s joint research programme, Vindval. It compares the permitting process and its effectiveness in 4 EU countries (Germany, Denmark, Scotland, and Sweden) with special emphasis on the acoustic impacts of wind turbine construction. 6 Key criteria that determine the outcome of a successful permit application were analysed: a) permit process maps b) quantity of actors c) consultation times d) ecological and environmental impact e) “planning vs permitting” and e) handling of acoustic impacts on marine mammals. Sweden’s process was found to be the most cumbersome and ineffective among the 4 countries. Germany, Denmark, and Scotland have streamline processes, in part due to the successful employment of a ‘one-stop-shop’ mechanism. It is recommended that Sweden create a similar, singular, and centralized ‘one-stop-shop’ authority that has the power to dictate permitting processes. If the country is to meet its goal of 100% renewable energy by 2040, permitting policy should include: flexible permitting for rapidly changing technology, endorsement of continuous dialog between authorities, a limit on consultation time, the removal or amendment of municipal vetoes, and have clear demarcation of worthwhile explorable zones reserved for offshore wind.

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