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Map showing by classification categories the environmental performance rates of 2006.

He Environmental performance index O Environmental Performance Index (English: Environmental Performance Index , acronym EPI) is a method to quantify and classify numerically the environmental performance of a country’s policies. The EPI was preceded by the Environmental Sustainability Index (English: Environmental Sustainability Index , acronym ESI), published between 1999 and 2005. Both indicators were developed by the Yale University Policy and Law Center, together with the Information Network of the International Center for Earth Sciences of the University of Columbia. The ESI was developed to evaluate relative sustainability between countries. Due to changes in the research team approach developed by the ESI, the new EPI index uses results -oriented indicators, so it serves as a comparison index, thus allowing a better understanding by politicians, scientists, environmental defenders and the general public. [ first ]

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Until January 2015, five reports have been published, the 2006 Pilot Environmental Performance Index, [ 2 ] The 2008 environmental performance index, [ 3 ] The 2010 Environmental Performance Index. [ 4 ] The 2012 Environmental Performance Index, the 2015 Environmental Performance Index. [ 5 ] And the 2018 Environmental Development Index.

Variables EPI 2008 [ To edit ]

For the calculation of the EPI of 2008, the researchers modified the methodology used in the estimation of the 2006 index. [ 6 ]
The variables are divided into two great objectives, environmental health and vitality of ecosystems. In turn, environmental health is divided into three policy categories: the impact of the environment on health, drinking water and basic sanitation, and the effects of air quality on health. Environmental vitality is divided into five policy categories: effects of air pollution on ecosystems, water resources, biodiversity and habitat, productive natural resources and climate change. Under these categories the following 25 indicators were evaluated.

Objectives, categories and subcategories of policies, and indicators of the EPI 2008
AIM
Enviromental health
Policies
Environmental effect
In diseases
Drinking water and sanitation
Health air quality
Indicators 1. Effect of the environment on diseases 2. Sanitation 4. Particle suspension (urban)
3. Potable water 5. Interior air pollution
6. Ozone at earth level
AIM
Ecosystems vitality
Policies
Air pollution
In ecosystems
Water resources
Biodiversity and habitat
Indicators 7. Ozone in ecosystems 9. Natural water quality 11. Conservation Risk
8. Sulfide dioxide emissions 10. Available water demand 12. Effective conservation
13. Critical habitats
14. Protected marine areas
Policies
Natural resources
productive
Natural resources
productive
Natural resources
productive
SUBCATEGORY
Forest resources
Fishing resources
Agricultural resources
Indicators 15. Reserve growing trees 16. Intensity of marine fishing 18. Irrigation intensity
17. Network fishing practices 19. Agricultural subsidies
20. Intensity of cultivated land
21. intensity of burned areas
22. Regulation of the use of pesticides
Policies
Climate change
(Greenhouse effect gases)
Indicators 23. PER capita emissions
24. EMISSIONS/ELECTRICAL GENERATION
25. INDUSTRIAL EMISSIONS OF CO 2

CLASSIFICATIONS EPI 2006 to 2018 [ To edit ]

Main Table 2018 [ To edit ]

The best countries in the world according to EPI 2018 are: [ 7 ]

2012 [ To edit ]

The 30 best countries in the world [ To edit ]

The 30 best countries in the world better classified according to EPI 2012 are: [ 5 ]

2010 [ To edit ]

The 30 best countries in the world [ To edit ]

The 30 best countries in the world better classified according to EPI 2010 are: [ 4 ]

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And 2008 [ To edit ]

The 30 best countries in the world according to EPI 2008 are:

And 2006 [ To edit ]

The 30 best countries in the world better classified according to EPI 2006 are:

external links [ To edit ]

References [ To edit ]

  1. Yale Center for Environmental Law & Policy / Center for International Earth Science Information Network at Columbia University. «2008 Environmental Performance Index Report» (in English) . Filed from the original April 9, 2008 . Consulted on March 19, 2008 . See the Executive Summary, pp. 32-35 for a detailed discussion comparing the ESI 2005, EPI 2006 and EPI 2008.
  2. Yale Center for Environmental Law & Policy and Center for International Earth Science Information Network at Columbia University. «Pilot 2006 Environmental Performance Index Main Report» (in English) . p. 33. filed from the original January 5, 2007 . Retrieved on June 17, 2007 .
  3. Yale Center for Environmental Law & Policy. «Environmental Performance Index 2008» (in English) . Filed from the original February 25, 2010 . Retrieved on January 28, 2010 .
  4. a b Yale Center for Environmental Law & Policy / Center for International Earth Science Information Network at Columbia University. «2010 Environmental Performance Index» (in English) . Filed from the original February 4, 2010 . Retrieved on January 28, 2010 .
  5. a b Yale Center for Environmental Law & Policy / Center for International Earth Science Information Network at Columbia University. «2010 EPI Rankings» (in English) . Filed from the original January 30, 2012 . Retrieved on January 25, 2012 .
  6. Yale Center for Environmental Law & Policy. «EPI Framework» (in English) . Filed from the original March 28, 2008 . Consulted on March 16, 2008 .
  7. Yale Center for Environmental Law & Policy / Center for International Earth Science Information Network at Columbia University. «2018 EPI Rankings» (in English) . Retrieved on August 21, 2018 .

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