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This document discusses the principles, purpose, objectives and procedural steps of environmental impact assessment (EIA). It explains that EIA aims to ensure environmental factors are considered before approving projects and to encourage relevant procedures are followed. The key procedural steps discussed are screening, scoping, impact prediction, mitigation, reporting, review, decision making, monitoring and post-development audit. The document also provides definitions of sustainable development and the National Environmental Policy Act.
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The document discusses conducting an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) for a proposed express highway project between Kasargod and Trivandrum in Kerala, India. It addresses:
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C) Evaluating impacts using the BEES (Building for Environmental and Economic Sustainability) method.
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has mandated for many categories of project before their commissioning. Buildings with built up area of more
than 20000 metre square and townships with area more than 50 Ha or 150000 square metre of built up area
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- 1. MANOJ THAKUR M.Sc IV semester 2116 Panjab university chandigarh-160014
- 2. INTRODUCTION PRINCIPLE NEPA PURPOSE OF REPORT OBJECTIVE PROCEDURAL STEPS OF EIA CONCLUSION
- 4. PRINCIPLE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT: Development to meet the need of present generation without compromising the ability of future generation to meet their needs.
- 8. NATIONAL ENVIRONMENT POLICY ACT (NEPA) Signed into law on January 1, 1970. Range of actions covered by NEPA is broad and includes: Making decisions on permit applications. Adopting federal land management actions. Constructing highways and other publicly-owned facilities.
- 9. PURPOSE OF EIA REPORT Estimation of effect on environment. Presentation of report to authorities. Improvement of report.
- 10. OBJECTIVES To ensure eventual effect on environment are considered before the approval of project. To encourage implementation of relevant procedure before finalising the project.
- 12. SCREENING SCOPING IMPACT PREDICTION IMPACT MITIGATION REPORTING REVIEW DECISION MAKING MONITORING POST DEVELOPMENT AUDIT
- 13. SCREENING Determine whether a particular project requires preparation of EIA or not.
- 14. SCOPING An exhaustive list of all likely impacts drawing information from as many sources as possible was prepared. The next step was to select a manageable number of attributes, which were likely to be affected due the proposed project. The various criteria applied for selection of the important impacts include magnitude, extent and significance.
- 15. Scoping requires the collection of data
- 16. INFORMATION COLLECTED FROM THE VARIOUS RESOURCES SUCH AS GIS, SATELLITE IMAGERY, EXPERT KNOWLEDGE, AUDIT REPORT OF SIMILAR EIA.
- 17. PREDICTION OF IMPACT Impact expected to occur due to purposed construction and operation of a project.
- 18. TYPES OF IMPACT Ecological impact Physiochemical impact Impact on human interest
- 19. MITIGATION OF IMPACT Ensure that the impact are with in acceptable level.
- 20. REPORTING EIA report is prepared and sent to the concerned authorities.
- 22. REVIEW Report studied thoroughly and deficiencies and correction are being made .
- 23. DECISION MAKING
- 24. MONITORING Done once the approval has been given . Continue through the project.
- 25. POST DEVELOPMENT AUDIT After a project has been established a survey done after few years to know whether a project working in accordance with EIA submitted or not. Data could be used in other EIA also.
- 27. CONCLUSIONS EIA is an important tool in assuring that project and the plan will not give an adverse impact on the environment. It improves the environmental design of the proposal. Ensure that resources used appropriately and efficiently. Identifies appropriate measures for mitigating the potential impact of the project.
- 28. WORK CITED Dutta B.K., Bandyopadhyay S. (2010), “Environmental Impact Assessment and Social Impact Assessment- Decision Making Tool for Project Appraisal in India”, International Journal of Human and Social Sciences 5: 350- 355 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Environmental_impact_asse ssment (as on 06/01/16) Ministry of Environment and Forests, “The Environment Impact Assessment Notification. S.O.60 (E),” Ministry of Environment and Forest, Government of India, New Delhi, 1994. http://envfor.nic.in/legis/eia/so-60(e).html www.ceeindia.org national environment policy.