Kieron Stanley's presentation in Mapping for Sustainable Communities, UCL, 17th June '08

1. Environmental Inequalities Cumulative Impacts Dr Kieron Stanley Principal Social Scientist Environment Agency

5. Why work with the public…?

7. Whose job is it anyway?

9. What counts as evidence? not everything that can be counted counts, not everything that counts can be counted

10. Social justice principles Rights Needs Deserts Merit Equality Procedural justice Principles Moral claims Fair process Fair outcome Distributive justice

12. Prediction & Reaction: heat waves

13. Critical Infrastructure

14. NO 2 concentrated in urban, deprived areas and transport routes

15. Access and Environmental Benefits

17. Developing our understanding: cumulative environmental impacts Single Exposure (A ) Single Exposure (B) Single Exposure (C ) Single Exposure (B) Single Exposure (C) Outcome Time Multiple and Cumulative Single Exposure (A) Multiple and Cumulative Outcome Outcome

19. www.sei.se/relu University of York

21. The UK Sustainable Development Indicator of Environmental Equality

24. Gathering Local Evidence Understanding Cumulative Impacts – the combined effects of multiple environmental hazards Parkfield, Stockton-on-Tees Pillgwenlly, Newport Longsight, Manchester The Manor, Sheffield West Thornton, Croydon

25. Action Research

30. Tame Bridge Parkway

35. Cultures of Nature and Knowledge

36. Collaborative Approaches – shared problem formulation

37. Critical Infrastructure – helping to price uncertainty and re-define ‘exposure’

39. Questions?