What is an environmental assessment report (‘ear’)?
This is a preliminary, decision-making tool, that a federal agency uses to identify the probable effects of a proposed project on the natural environment. It is a short, one-or two-page, draft from which the federal agency will determine whether the preparation of the more formal document, the environmental impact statement, is necessary. It is not generally available for public dissemination.
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