Environmental Impact Assessment: Mechanism & Procedure in India
Various Components of EIA Process in India
Air
- Forecasted and observed ambient air quality levels.
- Meteorological data like wind speed, direction, and humidity.
- Estimated emission quantities.
- Community exposure to these emissions.
- Compliance with air quality standards and pollution control measures.
Water
- Impact on water resources due to the proposed project.
- Evaluation of existing surface and groundwater quality and quantity.
Noise
- Current and expected noise levels.
- Strategies to mitigate noise pollution.
Biological Environment
- Potential harm caused by the project, encompassing emissions, waste, and landscaping.
- Assessment of local flora and fauna within the impact zone.
- Prediction of biological stress.
Land Environment
- Influence on heritage sites ....
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