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What is the significance and role of conducting environmental impact assessments?

2010-08-15View Original

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After going through the environmental impact assessment procedures for several new projects, I found that carrying out such assessments involves piecing things together; some of the data is not accurate, and it costs quite a lot of money. I don’t see what the purpose or value of this is
Reply #22010-08-15
It’s disheartening; the intentions were good, but it wasn’t carried out properly!
Reply #32010-08-16
It’s a matter of execution! ! ! ! ! ! ! The intention is good, but the problem lies in inadequate implementation! ! !
Reply #42010-08-16
Systemic issues: just a form of environmentally friendly practices that’s utterly ridiculous
Reply #52010-08-16
Good post, just really nice; I’ve learned something
Reply #62010-08-16
Can you pass the project completion inspection without conducting an environmental impact assessment? If it fails the inspection, you’ll be labeled as engaging in illegal production!
Reply #72010-08-17
Environmental impact assessment involves analyzing, from a professional perspective, the sources of waste, noise, as well as their degree of harm and impact. It also recommends the measures that must be taken to address such pollution, in order to meet environmental standards and requirements regarding total emissions. Environmental protection agencies enforce regulations by referring to relatively professional environmental impact assessment criteria in order to supervise construction projects and reduce the pollution and harm caused to the environment after such projects are completed.
Reply #82010-08-17
It’s probably a problem with environmental management in various places. In some places, such as where we are, environmental impact assessments are subject to strict regulations; regardless of the scale of a project, the environmental impact report needs to be revised multiple times. The so-called haphazard environmental impact assessment you mention will definitely not pass the review.
Reply #92010-08-17
EIA does have some value, but the effort invested is not proportionate to what is reported. A report required countless tears of effort, but in reality it was treated merely as a formality, meant to obtain another approval document.
Reply #102010-08-17
This post was last edited by zfc318 on 2010-8-19 at 15:34. It’s basically like that – once a template is created, the rest is just about modifying the data; it’s possible to do it thoroughly if one puts in the effort

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