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I have started a new podcast called “Every Sound There Is: Exploring The Beatles’ Songs”.
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Some offset schemes allow research or public education as “indirect” offsets, as opposed to a direct offset, which undertakes on-ground works that create environmental benefits in a clear and direct way.
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For offsets to do their job, they need to be in place and delivering their benefits for at least as long as the development has its impacts.
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In some environmental offset schemes, the “currency” used to measure impacts and benefits is vegetation or habitat.
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Biodiversity offset schemes usually aim to deliver “no net loss” of biodiversity, but no net loss relative to what?
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In environmental offset schemes, there is often a time lag between when the environmental damage is done and when the offset project delivers its full benefits.
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When designing an environmental offset scheme, it is important to account for the probability that an offset project will fail to deliver its intended benefits.
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In an environmental offset scheme, the environmental impacts of a development project and the benefits of an offset project need to be compared quantitatively.
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There are many types of graphs that can depict the riskiness of a decision option.
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An environmental offset is an environmental project that is undertaken to compensate for environmental damage caused by some economic activity, such as establishing a mine or building some houses.