Which of these statements accurately describes an environmental site assessment or an environmental impact statement?
A. An environmental site assessment includes recommendations for reducing negative environmental impacts of a construction project.
B. Environmental impact statement preparation includes four phases.
C. Federally funded construction projects require an environmental impact statement.
D. Federal regulations require an environmental site assessment for all federally funded construction projects.
Answer (2)
Environmental Site Assessments and Environmental Impact Statements are essential in environmental management. An EIS typically includes four preparation phases, and federally funded projects require one. However, not all federally funded projects necessitate an ESA, as it depends on specific environmental concerns. ;
An Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) preparation includes four phases, and federally funded construction projects require an EIS. Environmental Site Assessments (ESA) identify contamination but do not typically include recommendations for reducing impacts and are not universally required for all federally funded projects. Therefore, the correct options are B and C.
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