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Особливості становлення та розвитку законодавства про біосферні заповідники

Особливості становлення та розвитку законодавства про біосферні заповідники

Author(s): R. Holonko / Language(s): English,Russian,Ukrainian Issue: 134/2016

The purpose of the article is to study the formation and development of the legal framework for the conservation of nature, in particular features of formation of the legislation on biosphere reserves and their importance in the field of protection and conservation of biodiversity in Ukraine, starting from the IX century up to present time. The study is important to improve the practical relevance of biosphere serves and to develop ways to implement its functions and objectives.A long historical process of formation and development of legislation on biosphere reserves should be divided into two chronological periods. The first one includes the development of legislation on the protection of valuable natural objects and territories and the scientific work performed in the period of feudal, early capitalist development and the beginning of the soviet period (from the ninth century till the 50-ies of the XX century); the second period refers to the end of the soviet period and modern stage of development of the legislation concerning biosphere reserves (from 50-ies of the XX century till the modern times). This periodization is due to the fact that the biosphere reserve as a separate special category of protected areas appears only in the second half of the twentieth century.The concept of biosphere reserve was introduced in 1971 by the intergovernmental scientific program of UNESCO «Man and biosphere» (MAB), whose mission from the very beginning of the transaction was to create a scientific basis to improve the interaction between man and environment. The program was perceived by the Ukrainian SSR and was further developed in Ukraine.Only with the adoption on June 16 1992 of law of Ukraine «On nature reserve fund of Ukraine»,which defined the biosphere reserve as an environmental research institution of international significance with its own task, the biosphere status was enshrined at the legislative level for the biosphere reserves which are already functioning in Ukraine. Therefore, biosphere reserves than other categories of natural reserve fund is a new separate form of protection of unique landscapes, considering that it is necessary the further study of the peculiarities of their functioning, the study of foreign experience of legal regulation of biosphere reserves and the development of ways of development of national legislation in relation to the objects of natural reserve fund.

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Gazprom gambles on Germany

Author(s): Sijbren de Jong / Language(s): English Issue: 01 (20)/2016

The combination of major energy deals, appearing to play nice over Ukraine and upping the ante in Syria begs the question of what Russia is trying to achieve on the international scene. It seems that Vladimir Putin is trying to throw up a smokescreen that will help cement Gazprom’s position in Europe. To pull this off, the Russian President is hoping that the European Commission is asleep at the wheel. However, this may prove to be a naïve thought.

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Pulp Industry Performance and Circular Economy

Pulp Industry Performance and Circular Economy

Author(s): Kayal Bassam,Lina Abu-Ghunmi,Diana Abu-Ghunmi,Mihai Nicolescu,Amir Rashid,Iyad Al Khatib / Language(s): English Issue: 29/2016

The importance of pulp industry coupled with its intensive use of earth resources and its environmental pollution consequences raise concerns about the industry sustainability. This paper aims to review pulp industry performance in the context of circular economy, which achieves sustainability by tools of reduction, reuse and recycle. The study showed pulp industry is moving toward circularity through enhancing productivity by reducing materials consumption; fiber resource, water, chemical, and energy

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European research and innovation for smart cities

European research and innovation for smart cities

Author(s): Brigitte Bach,Wolfgang Loibl / Language(s): English Issue: 1-2/2016

The huge challenges posed by climate change can only be dealt with if a consistent and comprehensive policy and research approach is adopted at national, European and global levels. The overall aim must be one of mitigating and adapting to climate change through the adoption of decarbonization and resilience measures. This applies in particular to cities which have great leverage in achieving this goal. A wide range of research programs have already been put in place to transform our cities into sustainable, energy efficient and livable Smart Cities. The solutions developed include innovative technologies for renewable resources, decision support tools that provide objective information and guidance for policy makers, sophisticated modeling and simulation tools for stronger citizen participation in urban planning processes and new research domains such as living labs and urban transformation. In view of the challenges that lie ahead, collaboration between science, industry and urban stakeholders needs to be further consolidated and expanded to foster European research and innovation for Smart Cities.

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Wpływ informacji o lokalnych i krajowych normach społecznych na wybory konsumentów dotyczące samodzielnego sortowania odpadów

Wpływ informacji o lokalnych i krajowych normach społecznych na wybory konsumentów dotyczące samodzielnego sortowania odpadów

Author(s): Katarzyna Zagórska / Language(s): Polish Issue: 44/2016

The aim of this paper is to analyze the impact of information on social norms on Poles’ declared preferences regarding sorting waste. The conducted experiment examines effects of information on local and national social norms, represented by the proportion of residents sorting waste at households, on respondents’ declared choices on sorting at household level. The experiment was conducted in three Polish cities: Cracow, Warsaw and Bialystok; experimental conditions were created by presenting differing local and national social norms. To answer research questions, a discrete choice experiment (DCE) was employed. The results may be applied to create policy based on behavioral scheme called green nudges. They also contribute considerably to understanding of the role of social norms while referring to different − geographically closer (city level) and further (national) − groups.

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ПРОБЛЕМА ОСВОЕНИЯ ТРАНСГРАНИЧНЫХ УГЛЕВОДОРОДНЫХ РЕСУРСОВ В ВОСТОЧНОМ СРЕДИЗЕМНОМОРЬЕ И ИНТЕРЕСЫ РОССИИ

Author(s): Alexandra Ivanova Rubtsova / Language(s): Russian Issue: 3 (2)/2013

The article is devoted to the changes occurred in politics and international relations in the Middle East due to the discovery of a new large gasfield “Leviathan”. The author analyzes opportunities and perspectives for the countries interested in its development, and also points out possible challenges to their security. The analysis focuses on Israel, Lebanon, the Turkish and Greek parts of Cyprus, the aspects of their domestic and foreign policies, especially the issue of their maritime boundaries and energy sector. The author reveals prospects and dangers of the current situation and sums up the main interests of the Russian Federation in the region and the aspects that are to be considered when reaching the set goals.

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ЛИВАНО-ИЗРАИЛЬСКИЙ ЛЕВИАФАН И МИРОВОЙ ОПЫТ РАЗРЕШЕНИЯ СПОРОВ ПО ТРАНСГРАНИЧНЫМ МЕСТОРОЖДЕНИЯМ УГЛЕВОДОРОДОВ

Author(s): Alexandra Ivanova Rubtsova / Language(s): Russian Issue: 4/2014

The article is devoted to the analysis of the ways to solve the Lebanese-Israeli dispute regarding the cross-border offshore deposit of Leviathan in its comparison with other examples of the attempts to resolve similar problems in the development of hydrocarbon resources that cross maritime boundaries. A conclusion is made that the existing approaches to resolving cross-border disputes are applicable for the Eastern Mediterranean Leviathan case. The possible scenarios associated with the subsequent development of this field are outlined. An assumption on the probability of their occurrence is made.

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Considerations for Industry-Wide Certification of Training in the Oil and Gas Sector of Scotland

Author(s): Rulzion Rattray / Language(s): English Issue: 3/2015

This paper aims to evaluate the argument for implementing the concept of industry-wide certification of training programmes in the oil and gas sector. The main emphasis is being made on the demand and challenges in implementing the industry-wide evaluation of training. This paper introduces an accessible framework of credit rating, which would provide a robust, internationally recognised, quality-assured credit system for industry-relevant courses.

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The Potential Contribution of Augmented and Virtual Reality to the Oil and Gas Industry

Author(s): Ritchie Duncan / Language(s): English Issue: 3/2015

This paper aims to evaluate the potential uses of Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) technologies for the key engineering activities in the oil and gas industry. Whilst these technologies are based on the same background framework, they both have a wide variety of uses, from creating realistic simulations of real world environments to recognising three-dimensional objects and overlaying a range of digital information.It then discusses the application of these technologies in addressing such long-standing industry challenges as effective training in preparing technical staff for work in harsh conditions in offshore environments.

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ГРАЖДАНСКО-ПРАВОВЫЕ РЕГУЛЯТОРЫ В ЭЛЕКТРОЭНЕРГЕТИКЕ

Author(s): Aygul' Vladimirovna Valeeva / Language(s): Russian Issue: 2/2016

The paper makes an attempt to form a civilistic perception of the system of civil law regulators operating in the electricity market. The peculiarities of the corresponding regulators are investigated. The basic legal problems associated with regulation of the relations in the power industry are formulated. In particular, the normative acts, corporate acts, and civil law contracts are considered as the most vivid and specific civil law regulators in the power sector. The paper also studies the correlation between local and contractual regulation within the wholesale and retail markets. It is established that there is a specific “parallel regulation”, i.e., the wholesale market participant is influenced by two types of regulators at the same time. It is emphasized that the value of isolation and identification of a clear range of civil law regulators in the power sector makes it possible to not only to see an integral system of regulators of the power industry in their interconnection, but also enables, to some extent, the participants of these relations to exercise their rights and fulfill the imposed obligations.

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Natura 2000 w województwie lubelskim – bariera czy wykorzystana szansa rozwoju samorządów gminnych?

Natura 2000 w województwie lubelskim – bariera czy wykorzystana szansa rozwoju samorządów gminnych?

Author(s): Danuta Guzal-Dec,Magdalena Zwolińska-Ligaj / Language(s): Polish Issue: 3/2016

The aim of the article was to determine the importance of Natura 2000 areas tolocal development in the Lublin voivodeship. It is hypothesized that the establishment ofthe European environmental networking programme Natura 2000 (N2000 EEN) resultedin a deterioration of the socio-economic situation of municipalities, as evidenced by theweakening of the income potential of budgets and the willingness of local authorities toinvest in the Natura 2000 EEN areas. It is also assumed that protective restrictions havecaused a significant need for intervention in the Master Plans of those municipalities. Inconnection with the above-mentioned assumptions, it has been assumed that the perceptionof the Natura 2000 network as a barrier to development will be dominant in the surveyedlocal governments. Literature analysis was used in order to achieve the aim and verify thehypothesis, including the analysis of strategic development documents of the administrativeunits and the Natura 2000 implementing instruments.It has been shown that the municipalities which included Natura 2000 areas featureda more favorable situation in terms of both the level and the dynamics of their incomepotential, as compared to other municipalities of the region. The most favorable situation,both in terms of income potential and the tendency to invest, was in the municipalities witha significant share of the Natura 2000 areas. The SWOT analysis has not clearly indicatedthe importance of Natura 2000 as a barrier, but it has not been seen as a stimulant fordevelopment. A small group of municipalities began to use their local natural values aselements of the developing territorial brands. In the light of the presented test results, thereis no clear reason to confirm the hypothesis of an adverse effect of the Natura 2000 EENon the local economy.

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LOGISTYKA I MARKETING NARZĘDZIEM DOSKONALENIA FUNKCJONOWANIA POLSKIEJ FUNDACJI EKOLOGICZNEJ

LOGISTYKA I MARKETING NARZĘDZIEM DOSKONALENIA FUNKCJONOWANIA POLSKIEJ FUNDACJI EKOLOGICZNEJ

Author(s): Józef Perenc / Language(s): Polish Issue: 39/2015

The paper presents the objectives, tasks and basic functions and conditions of functioning of Polska Fundacja Ekologiczna [Polish Ecological Foundation]. Foundation’s economic and financial results are evaluated on the basis of the balance sheets and income statement. The paper also indicates the need of further improvement of the logistics and marketing tools in the functioning of the foundation, especially in the organization of cyclical environmental fair.

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PROMOCJA ZASOBÓW KOLEJOWYCH PRZEWOZÓW PASAŻERSKICH NA PRZYKŁADZIE INWESTYCJI W RAMACH PROGRAMU OPERACYJNEGO INFRASTRUKTURA I ŚRODOWISKO

PROMOCJA ZASOBÓW KOLEJOWYCH PRZEWOZÓW PASAŻERSKICH NA PRZYKŁADZIE INWESTYCJI W RAMACH PROGRAMU OPERACYJNEGO INFRASTRUKTURA I ŚRODOWISKO

Author(s): Grażyna Rosa / Language(s): Polish Issue: 40/2015

The paper characterizes the promotional campaign of resources of passenger rail transport on the example of the new railway rolling stock, which was purchased under the Operational Programme Infrastructure and Environment by Lubuskie and Zachodniopomorskie voivodeships. The new railway rolling stock is an essential resource for railway companies, improving the quality of delivered services and therefore more efficient competition for customers. The Promotional and informational campaign, directed primarily to the inhabitants of Lubuskie and Zachodniopomorskie voivodeships was carried from October 1st 2014 to March 31st 2015.

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BUDOWNICTWO PASYWNE ELEMENTEM MODELU M EKOROZWOJU ORAZ FILAREM WIZERUNKU WROCŁAWIA I DOLNEGO ŚLĄSKA

BUDOWNICTWO PASYWNE ELEMENTEM MODELU M EKOROZWOJU ORAZ FILAREM WIZERUNKU WROCŁAWIA I DOLNEGO ŚLĄSKA

Author(s): Łukasz Szałata,Kornelia Kwiecińska,Kamil Wiśniewski,Jerzy Zwoździak / Language(s): Polish Issue: 40/2015

The European Union Strategy 2020 requirements on increasing production of electricity, heat and cooling from renewable energy sources by 15%, as well as constant environment quality improvement are a big challenge, both for the City of Wroclaw and the Lower Silesia Region and for the whole Country. The authors present The City of Wrocław and Lower Silesia Region Sustainable Development "M" Model, which is a new concept including harmonized actions, aimed to reduce carbon dioxide emissions and increase investments in renewable energy sources (RES) and energy efficient / energy plus construction. Developing a multi-dimensional, dynamic Sustainable Development "M" Model is a complex process, characterized by an individual approach. Solutions presented in this paper, create an ecological image of the region, taking into account the principles of sustainable development of the city and regional challenges in the perspective of 2020.

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Wartość ekonomiczna przyrody

Wartość ekonomiczna przyrody

Author(s): Tomasz Żylicz / Language(s): Polish Issue: 39/2017

The paper uses the classic definition of economics as a science of making choices, and it defines economic value as the proportion people apply when they exchange one good for another. Goods provided by nature are exchanged too, but usually, unlike many other goods, they are not traded in markets, and so their values are difficult to ascertain. Nevertheless, over the last couple of decades economists have developed a number of methods to measure their values. The paper refers to valuation results presented in international literature, and discusses similar attempts carried out in Poland. It stresses that such valuations should be based on real decisions made by people even if their choices seemunreasonable and poorly thought through.

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Intergovernmental and Domestic Factors in the Negotiation Process on Renewable Energy Support Schemes

Author(s): Aistė Pikšrytė,Liudas Mažylis / Language(s): English Issue: 1/2015

The adoption of the Directive 2009/28/EC on the promotion of the use of energy from renewable sources was an important step for the successive contribution to the global Climate Change Regime as well as the diversification of energy supply, thus ensuring energy security and reducing dependence on external suppliers. However, although the Directive sets out legally binding targets for each Member State by 2020 as well as interim targets, it does not provide any legally binding instruments, i.e., renewable energy support scheme(s), to achieve the above-mentioned objectives. Since the overall EU target as well as national targets are fairly ambitious, it poses a question, why the Directive does not include specific legally binding instrument(s) for achieving these targets, whereas the so-called flexibility mechanisms, provided in the Directive, are limited only to non-obligatory cooperation between Member States. It is important to mention that, during the negotiation process on the Directive, the harmonization of Member States’ renewable energy policies through the EU-level mechanism of Guarantees of Origin was widely debated. Therefore, the intergovernmental negotiation on the Directive’s provisions on renewable energy support scheme which should allow Member States to achieve their national targets as well as the overall EU target shall be submitted as the object of this article, while the purpose is to analyze the case of negotiating the EU-level renewable energy support scheme and to investigate the intergovernmental factors such as asymmetrical bargaining power of Member States as well as specific domestic factors’ influence for the negotiation’s results, applying liberal intergovernmentalist approach as the theoretical framework for analysis. The main tasks of the article are: _ to introduce the basic provisions of liberal intergovernmentalism and to formulate principal theoretical assumptions for further empirical analysis; _ to present a compact overview of the support schemes for renewables, applied in the EU; _ to define the role of the European Commission in the negotiation process, to determine the positions of the Member States on a common support scheme for renewable energy, to analyze the process of interest bargaining through coalition-forming and to detect the essential results of the negotiation. The main methods applied in this article include an analysis of the documents and the Member States’ position papers, conducting a case study of the negotiation process on the mechanism of Guarantees of Origin as the common EU-wide support scheme for renewables in the Directive 2009/28/EC on the promotion of the use of energy from renewable sources. The article consists of three parts. The basic provisions of liberal intergovernmentalism as well as the principal theoretical assumptions are examined in the first part of the article as the theoretical framework for further empirical analysis. Renewable energy support schemes, applied in the EU, are presented in the second part and the case study of the intergovernmental negotiation on the pan-European support scheme for renewables based on the mechanism of Guarantees of Origin is carried out in the third part. The findings show that the majority of the Member States demonstrated strong opposition to the European Commission’s proposal for harmonizing their renewable energy policies through specific pan-European support scheme, i.e., the mechanism of Guarantees of Origin. The Commission’s initiative was rejected by posing an argument that the instruments for reaching the renewable energy targets must be selected according to the principal of subsidiarity with respect to each Member State’s national specifics as only under these circumstances renewable energy support schemes could function in the most sufficient and effective manner. Therefore, the Commission‘s initial proposal had to be significantly modified thus abandoning the idea of the EU-level support scheme for renewables. The findings also verify theoretical assumptions based on liberal intergovernmentalism which postulate that the negotiation’s results mainly depend on asymmetric bargaining power and the most powerful Member States’ preferences determined by their national specifics, support schemes and other domestic factors

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Environmental Management in European Union: Survey of ISO 14001 Certified Estonian Companies

Author(s): Triinu Habakuk,Natalja Gurvitš / Language(s): English Issue: 1/2016

The growing importance of sustainable development and influence of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) on the performance of companies have forced companies to care more than ever about the environmental impact of their activities. Wide range of environmental legislations has been enforced by the European Union during recent years in order to ensure sustainable development of European cities. As a result, various initia­tives have taken place to boost companies’ interest to take control over the environmental performance. An environmental management area has developed strongly in recent decades and various systems and tools have been introduced to effectively manage sustainable environmental development of companies. More and more organizations both in Estonia and worldwide are initiating the ISO14001 certification process, which specifies requirements for environmental management systems, in order to develop and implement envi­ronmental policy and objectives. The main purpose of the present research was to identify the main factors of initiating the ISO certification process by Estonian companies and to get their opinion regarding the future of the ISO 14001 certification in Estonia. To achieve the aim of the research, the authors have set the following research tasks: to provide a wide overview of the scientific literature covering the main relevant studies in the selected research area; to research the implementation of standards in European Union and Estonia; to con­duct a survey in the form of questionnaire among ISO 14001 certified enterprises; to reveal respondent’s opin­ion about the current situation and future development of ISO 14001 certification in Estonia. The main methods applied in this article include analytical method and quantitative research method. Authors conducted a survey among ISO 14001 certified Estonian companies in September–October 2015 and collected 115 replies. The findings of the present research clearly demonstrate that Estonian companies are actively involved into the environmental management process; therefore, they initiated the ISO 14001 certification procedure and are willing to renew the certificate upon expiration. They also confirm that Estonian stakeholders are aware of the environmental management initiatives and their opinions are valued by companies and inspire them to show better performance in the field of environmental sustainability. The companies are also caring about their reputation and compliance with environmental laws and legislation, and believe that ISO 14001 certification will assist in this matter. However, it should be pointed out that surveyed companies do not identify a direct link between the ISO 14001 certification and reductions of certain costs and expenses. Therefore, there should be more workshops and training organized in order to explain how the sustainability helps to boost the effective­ness of the company by reducing various expenses and increasing profits.

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Energetyka jądrowa wobec wyzwań zmian klimatu w XXI w.

Energetyka jądrowa wobec wyzwań zmian klimatu w XXI w.

Author(s): Tomasz Młynarski / Language(s): Polish Issue: 43/2016

Climate change force to re‑evaluate the current model of the global energy system, based in majority on intensive use of fossil fuels. Reducing their share in the energy balance of the world economy and the promotion of low‑carbon technologies in practice favors low CO2 emission technologies. A special role in the transformation of energy from fossil fuels to the sources low emission energy sources can play a nuclear power – the most efficient energy source available nowadays. The article attempts to answer the question whether nuclear power is a source of “clean energy” and to what extent this technology has the opportunity to make an important contribution to a real reduction of world greenhouse gas emissions in the near future.

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AGRO ECOLOGICAL PARTICULARITIES OF MOUNTAIN-MEADOW LANDSCAPES OF SOUTH-EAST SLOPE OF MAIN CAUCASIAN RANGE

Author(s): Ilham Ildirim Mardanov / Language(s): English Issue: 7/2010

The Disadvantage natural processes, occurring in high-mountainous zone, are reflected on physical-chemical and, consequently, agro production characteristic of soils of alpine and sub alpine meadow. Herewith exists differences of soils on agro production particularity and the other processes, with them bound. In this work are considered natural factors, influencing upon such differences and are presented some way of the achievement of the ecological balance in miscellaneous degree broken lands and way of the realization of natural defence action.

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Assessment of the Social Electricity Online Platform Tools and their Potential Impact on European Citizens

Author(s): George Kourtis,Ioannis Hadjipaschalis,Andreas Kamilaris,Maria Solomou / Language(s): English Issue: 3/2016

Through the Social Electricity Online Platform (SEOP) European project, four learning modules, educational content and online eco-feedback platforms have been developed, to raise the awareness and knowledge of citizens about energy, the environment and sustainability. The platform allows European citizens to become educated on energy-saving practices and techniques, including the use of renewable technologies at their home. Moreover, through the Social Electricity application, people may become aware of their electrical energy consumption by means of comparisons with the corresponding electrical consumption of their friends, as well as with the total consumption in the street, neighbourhood, village, city and country where they live, in a collaborative and social environment.In this paper, a pilot study performed in eight European countries involving more than 300 European citizens is presented, in order to demonstrate the influence of online learning modules and ecofeedback platforms on the everyday lives of people, in terms of rational energy use and energy savings. In this pilot, participants have been divided into two groups: the former uses the four learning modules available on the SEOP platform and then the Social Electricity application, whereas the latter uses only the Social Electricity application. This paper describes our overall findings after three months, exploring the completeness and educational value of the learning modules, and the potential of Social Electricity as an effective online tool for personal energy management. The results also evaluate the impact, behavioural change and the increase on energy awareness among the two groups, as well as the general effectiveness and acceptance of the platform.

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