Effects of Changes to the Environment Sample Clauses

Effects of Changes to the Environment. The Joint Review Panel shall consider the effects of any changes caused to the components of the environment described in section 5(1) of CEAA 2012.
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Effects of Changes to the Environment. The Joint Review Panel shall consider the effects of any changes to the environment caused by the project on the following factors:  Health and Socio-Economic Conditions, including effects on navigation  Physical and Cultural Heritage  Current use of lands and resources for traditional purposes by Aboriginal persons  Any structure, site or thing that is of historical, archaeological or architectural significance Change to the Project Caused by the Environment The Joint Review Panel will also consider any change to the project that may be caused by the environment. Environmental changes and hazards that may occur and may affect the project shall be described. The Joint Review Panel should also take into account the potential influence of climate change scenarios presented by the proponent and interveners on climate parameters (e.g. precipitation, temperature), and physical environmental processes. The influence that these environmental changes and hazards may have on the project should be predicted and described. The environmental assessment should describe how these changes and hazards are accounted for in the project design.
Effects of Changes to the Environment. Consistent with the definition ofenvironmental effects” in the Canadian Environmental Assessment Act, the Joint Review Panel shall consider the effects of any changes to the environment caused by the project on the following factors: ▪ Health and Socio-Economic Conditions, including effects on navigation ▪ Physical and Cultural Heritage ▪ Current use of lands and resources for traditional purposes by Aboriginal persons ▪ Any structure, site or thing that is of historical, archaeological or architectural significance Change to the Project Caused by the Environment Consistent with the definition of “environmental effects” in the Canadian Environmental Assessment Act, the Joint Review Panel will also consider any change to the project that may be caused by the environment. Environmental changes and hazards that may occur and may affect the project shall be described. The Joint Review Panel should also take into account the potential influence of climate change scenarios presented by the proponent and interveners on climate parameters (e.g. precipitation, temperature), and physical environmental processes. The influence that these environmental changes and hazards may have on the project should be predicted and described. The environmental assessment should describe how these changes and hazards are accounted for in the project design.

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