EIA Complete Handwritten Style
EIA Complete Handwritten Style
Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) is a process used to study how a proposed project (like a
factory or road)
will affect the environment. It helps in making decisions that reduce harmful effects on nature and
people.
Key Points:
1. Definition:
EIA is a tool that checks the environmental, social, and health effects of a project before it starts. It
helps in using
2. Purpose:
1. Project Screening:
Check if the project needs an EIA based on size, location, and type.
2. Scoping:
Identify which environmental issues are most important to study for that project.
3. Baseline Data:
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Collect current environmental data (like air, water quality) from the project area before starting.
4. Impact Prediction:
Predict what changes the project will cause (positive or negative) to the environment.
Look at different project options and pick the one that causes the least harm. Suggest solutions to
6. Public Hearing:
Inform local people and get their opinions. Anyone affected has a right to know and give
suggestions.
7. Decision Making:
Authorities decide whether to approve the project or not after checking the EIA report.
8. Monitoring:
Keep checking during construction and operation to make sure everything is going as planned and
This plan explains how to manage and reduce the harmful impacts during construction and
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10. Reporting:
A detailed EIA report is prepared including all data, predicted impacts, public hearing results, and
Experts and authorities review the EIA report to check if it's complete, accurate, and reliable.
Based on the review, public opinion, and mitigation measures, the government gives final
Conclusion:
EIA is very important for balancing development with environmental protection. It allows projects to