Perspectives from the Field: Integrating Cultural Impact Assessments into Environmental Analysis

Q3 Social Sciences

Environmental Practice Pub Date : 2016-09-01 DOI:10.1017/S1466046616000351

C. Nissley

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Abstract

Cultural impact assessments (CIAs) are rare in environmental practice in the United States. This paper explores the use and integration of CIAs into environmental assessments with respect to cultural resources of communities and American Indian tribes. It notes the shortcomings of consultation under Section 106 of National Historic Preservation Act and public comment under the National Environmental Policy Act and recommends employing CIAs to fill the gaps, decrease time and costs, and possibly limit lawsuits.

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实地视角:将文化影响评估纳入环境分析

文化影响评估(CIAs)在美国的环境实践中是罕见的。本文探讨了社区和美洲印第安部落文化资源环境评估中cia的使用和整合。报告指出了《国家历史保护法》第106条规定的咨询和《国家环境政策法》规定的公众意见的不足，并建议采用cia来填补空白，减少时间和成本，并可能限制诉讼。

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