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Environmental Assessments and Related
Impacts
- Background
- Introduction
- Variation in EIS Reporting at the Municipal Level
- Suggested Methodologies for Providing Appropriate EIS Documentation at the Municipal Hearings
- General Guidelines for Preparing and Presenting Environmental Impact Statements at the Project (Municipal) Level
- Packaging and Delivery of the EIS
- Personnel Involved in EIS Presentation
- Presentation of the EIS to the Public
- The Nominal Group Technique
- Potential Flaws in Implementation of the Nominal Group Technique Approach
- Possible Steps to Enhance the Success of Utilizing the Nominal Group Technique in Assessment Reporting
- Risk Assessment Reporting and Associated Strategies
- Forensic Engineering Reporting and Associated Strategies
- Bibliography
Abstract
Most decisions of project approvals or denials are made by municipal reviewers rather than by state or federal agencies. This entry examines the role of the Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) at the project level.
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