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EIA Methods and Techniques (Impact Identification)

EIA Methods and Techniques ( impact Identification) Md. Esraz-Ul-Zannat Assistant Professor Department of Urban and Regional Planning Khulna University of Engineering & Technology URP 4141: Environmental Planning and Management April 17, 2018 EIA EIA is a systematic process to identify, predict and evaluate the environmental effects of proposed actions in order to aid decision making regarding the significant environmental consequences of projects, developments and programmes. Origin of EIA The USA decided to respond to environmental issues and established a National Environmental Policy Act in 1970 to consider its goal in terms of environmental protection. The USA became the first country to enact legislation on EIA. This was the first time that EIA became the official tool to be used to protect the environment.

Receptors of Impacts 4. Flood or otherwise affect areas which support conservation worthy terrestrial or aquatic ecosystems, flora or fauna (eg protected areas, wilderness areas, forest reserves, critical habitats, endangered species); or that contain sites of historical or cultural importance? 5. Flood or otherwise affect areas which will ...

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