NEPA requires an Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) for everyMultiple Choicestate and local action potentially affecting the environment.federal project having possible environmental side effects.proposal that would increase pollution of the nation's air or water.federal project having significant consequences for environmental quality.

An Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) is required for any federal project that hasMultiple Choicemajor new pollution emissionsmajor building projectspossible health threats to peoplepotentially harmful effects on areas of cultural, scientific, or historical importanceAll of the choices are correct.

When conducting an environmental impact assessment, which of the following statements is true:Group of answer choicesStates are obliged to implement the UNEP EIA Principles by requiring certain things in their EIA process, including the description of the proposed activity, the potentially affected environment and practical alternatives.Once an EIA has been done there is no need for the State to follow up with other countries.A state can determine how an environmental impact assessment will be conducted in its own law.The trigger for all international EIA obligations is whether there is a risk of significant transboundary harm arising from industrial activities.

The  Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Athuority is to responsible to Options :Assessing the potential environmental impacts of a project before developmentAssessing the potential environmental impacts of a project after developmentAssessing the potential environmental impacts of a project during the developmentBoth a and b

What is NEPA?Multiple choice question.The National Environmental Protection AssociationThe National Education Policy ActThe National Environmental Policy Act

/ A disadvantage of EIA ( Environmental Impact Assessment ) required by governments to embark large projects can be that an EIS ( Environmental Impact Study ) report can be manipulated in such a way the outcomes are clearly in favour of the development.A. TrueB. False