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Delimitation of protection zones around environmentally friendly infrastructures supported by odour imission prognoses

Date added: 2015-01-02

Pages: 50-57


Author/Authors

Anna Oniszk-Popławska


Abstract

Finding new locations for environmentally friendly infrastructural facilities (such as renewable energy sources or waste processing plants) is not an easy task. NIMBY (not in my backyard) effects usually accompany them: everybody wants to live in high quality place but nobody wants to bear costs. In this article trade-off procedures are described for the stipulation of protection zones around anaerobic digestion (biogas) plants. For facilities processing organic material odour nuisance has been identified as the biggest social acceptance problem. Therefore, legally binding solutions in other countries are outlined to exemplify how to deal with NIMBYism. Both a simplified procedure and dispersion modelling have been applied for two case studies in Poland. The aim of this article is to outline guidelines for spatial planners, environmental experts in Poland and other actors of the investment process.


Keywords

spatial planning, protection zones, odour nuisance, odour imission prognoses, renewable energy sources, biogas, organic waste facilities, anaerobic digestion


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