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,EIA Procedure—Mitigation and Impact Management,opment project, and suggest actions to prevent, reduce, or alleviate those effects. Mitigation and impact management are essential aspects of the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) process aimed at minimizing the adverse effects of a project on the environment. Mitigation involves actions aimed a

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,EIA Procedure—Decision Making,mmittee raises questions and from the perspective of civil society. In this chapter, the importance of decision making, the role of Environmental Appraisal committee and NoC has been discussed. This chapter explores the researcher’s perspective towards the effectiveness of decision making and to imp

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,EIA Procedure—Post Monitoring and Environmental Audit,s types, features, objectives, benefits, and the audit process. In Environmental auditing, a report is generated after monitoring which is then submitted to the competent authority. Environmental auditing is done to improve the overall environmental performance by finding areas of concern hence to m

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,EIA Procedure—Baseline Study,f the project. The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) defines a baseline study as an evaluation of the current environmental conditions at the planned project location and sometimes in the nearby area.