Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) is the method of assessing the seemingly environmental impacts of a proposal and characteristic choices to minimize environmental harm. The main purpose of EIA is to tell call manufacturers of the seemingly impacts of a proposal before a call is formed.
EIA provides an opportunity to identify key issues and stakeholders early in the life of a proposal so that potential adverse impacts can be addressed before final approval decisions are made.
What is the importance of an Environmental Impact Assessment in environmental management?
It also encourages Public awareness and Involvement in nation's development projects.
Ensures statutory limits of Key Impact Indicators and thus help forecast Environmental Changes (Future state in Presence or Absence of Action against Initial Reference state)
So, now we ensure the benefits of the EIA service process.
Environmental impact assessment really plays a key significance in identifying the role of particular actions like construction etc. on the overall environment.
It measures the risks if any be caused to flora and fauna if any activity or project is started.