Álvaro Enríquez-de-Salamanca
Biographic Data
| ID | 6271089 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Álvaro Enríquez-de-Salamanca |
| GIVEN NAMES | Álvaro |
| FAMILY NAME | Enríquez-de-Salamanca |
| SIGNATURE | ENRÍQUEZ-DE-SALAMANCA Á |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universidad Complutense de Madrid |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8492-5216 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 51 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 14 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
Masus
Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) is established worldwide, requiring prepared professionals. Higher education faces challenges in this area, particularly a shortage of experienced lecturers. This letter analyses the experience with two EIA courses included in a Spanish master’s programme. The courses, tailored for an international audience, combine theory, practice, and research inputs, focusing on the application of EIA through multinationa…
Botanical databases in EIA
Botanical databases are useful in environmental impact assessment (EIA), but they present significant concerns. These databases compile botanical literature, digitized herbaria and citizen science data, offering extensive data but varying in quality and precision. Scientific databases, though reliable in identification, often suffer from location inaccuracies, and new data entry is limited. Conversely, citizen science databases provide well-locat…
Overestimation of mitigation leads to underestimation of residual impacts
Influence of climate change, overfishing and Covid19 on irregular migration in West Africa
Throughout 2020, according to the Spanish Ministry of Home Office, 23,023 irregular migrants reached the coasts of the Canary Islands in Spain, 757% more than the previous year. The migrants left from the coasts of West Africa, mainly from Senegal, trying to reach the nearest European Union (EU) territory. Apart from the migrants who arrived in the Canary Islands, nearly 1,500 stayed on the way, and 594 of them died drowned or of dehydration. Beh…
SEA and EIA
Environmental impact assessment (EIA) of projects and strategic environmental assessment (SEA) of policies, plans and programmes allow environmental aspects to be incorporated into decision-making. The literature and regulations sometimes present SEA and EIA as isolated silos, but in practice there are intermediate approaches. This paper discusses a number of case studies where the application of EIA and SEA is conceptually unclear, although lega…
The impact of quad tourism
Simplified environmental impact assessment processes
Project justification and EIA
Environmental assessment
High-quality environmental assessments (EA) require expert practitioners. These need to be adequately educated, trained and have professional experience. The basic education place currently is the university. Several studies have focused on EA university programmes, but none of them has looked at the lecturers who teach this subject. We have analysed 200 EA lecturers from 104 courses in 46 universities in Spain, concluding that their specializati…
Vulnerability reduction and adaptation to climate change through watershed management in St. Vincent and the Grenadines
Stakeholders' manipulation of Environmental Impact Assessment
Environmental impacts of climate change adaptation
Project splitting in environmental impact assessment
This paper discusses project splitting in environmental impact assessment (EIA), investigating the current state of knowledge through literature, legislation, case-law and practice, discussing problems and providing solutions. The focus is on Spain, but many of the conclusions are applicable worldwide. Project splitting is a much more common practice than generally accepted. The main efforts have been focused on preventing salami-slicing as a mec…
Consideration of climate change on environmental impact assessment in Spain
Stakeholders' manipulation of Environmental Impact Assessment
Environmental impacts of climate change adaptation
Consideration of climate change on environmental impact assessment in Spain
Simplified environmental impact assessment processes
Project justification and EIA
Vulnerability reduction and adaptation to climate change through watershed management in St. Vincent and the Grenadines
Project splitting in environmental impact assessment
This paper discusses project splitting in environmental impact assessment (EIA), investigating the current state of knowledge through literature, legislation, case-law and practice, discussing problems and providing solutions. The focus is on Spain, but many of the conclusions are applicable worldwide. Project splitting is a much more common practice than generally accepted. The main efforts have been focused on preventing salami-slicing as a mec…
Consideration of climate change on environmental impact assessment in Spain
Environmental impacts of climate change adaptation
Vulnerability reduction and adaptation to climate change through watershed management in St. Vincent and the Grenadines
Stakeholders' manipulation of Environmental Impact Assessment
Environmental assessment
High-quality environmental assessments (EA) require expert practitioners. These need to be adequately educated, trained and have professional experience. The basic education place currently is the university. Several studies have focused on EA university programmes, but none of them has looked at the lecturers who teach this subject. We have analysed 200 EA lecturers from 104 courses in 46 universities in Spain, concluding that their specializati…
The impact of quad tourism
Simplified environmental impact assessment processes
Project justification and EIA
Influence of climate change, overfishing and Covid19 on irregular migration in West Africa
Throughout 2020, according to the Spanish Ministry of Home Office, 23,023 irregular migrants reached the coasts of the Canary Islands in Spain, 757% more than the previous year. The migrants left from the coasts of West Africa, mainly from Senegal, trying to reach the nearest European Union (EU) territory. Apart from the migrants who arrived in the Canary Islands, nearly 1,500 stayed on the way, and 594 of them died drowned or of dehydration. Beh…
SEA and EIA
Environmental impact assessment (EIA) of projects and strategic environmental assessment (SEA) of policies, plans and programmes allow environmental aspects to be incorporated into decision-making. The literature and regulations sometimes present SEA and EIA as isolated silos, but in practice there are intermediate approaches. This paper discusses a number of case studies where the application of EIA and SEA is conceptually unclear, although lega…
Overestimation of mitigation leads to underestimation of residual impacts
Masus
Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) is established worldwide, requiring prepared professionals. Higher education faces challenges in this area, particularly a shortage of experienced lecturers. This letter analyses the experience with two EIA courses included in a Spanish master’s programme. The courses, tailored for an international audience, combine theory, practice, and research inputs, focusing on the application of EIA through multinationa…
Botanical databases in EIA
Botanical databases are useful in environmental impact assessment (EIA), but they present significant concerns. These databases compile botanical literature, digitized herbaria and citizen science data, offering extensive data but varying in quality and precision. Scientific databases, though reliable in identification, often suffer from location inaccuracies, and new data entry is limited. Conversely, citizen science databases provide well-locat…
Environmental planning (12 works) · Environmental Science (12 works) · Environmental and Social Impact Assessments (11 works) · Environmental resource management (11 works) · Environmental impact assessment (10 works) · Computer Science (9 works) · Political science (9 works) · Business (6 works) · Law (6 works) · Mining and Resource Management (6 works)