Environmental effects means “environmental effects” as described in section 5 of the Canadian Environmental Assessment Act, 2012.
Environmental effects means “the effects of development on the environment, whether beneficial or detrimental”. These effects can be direct or indirect, of short, medium or long-term duration and cause local or regional impacts.
Environmental effects means the beneficial as well as the detrimental effects of any development on the physical, biological, or social systems within which such development occurs.
Examples of Environmental effects in a sentence
Environmental effects: Since a battery cell remains in the environment, do not throw out it into the environment.
Environmental effects of toxic sub- stances, other than pesticides.
Environmental effects likely to occur during the construction of the Project are noise, vibration, dust, solid and liquid wastes.
Environmental effects of toxic substances, other than pes- ticides.
Environmental effects of proposed actions must be considered together if the actions are functionally or economically related to other actions.
More Definitions of Environmental effects
Environmental effects means “environmental effects” as described in section 5 of theCanadian Environmental Assessment Act, 2012.
Environmental effects means the effects of development on the environment, whether beneficial or detrimental.
Environmental effects means any change to the environment, including archaeological features, heritage resources, traditional use areas, economic activities, health and socio• economic conditions;
Environmental effects means the anticipated and measured effects of a policy of, a proposal for or a development on the physical, biological, social, cultural and visual systems within which such a development is proposed or happens, including related off-site and cumulative impacts;
Environmental effects means such effects or effects (physical, chemical, etc.) on the environment that cause or are likely to result in significant changes in the natural functions of an ecosystem or its elements;
Environmental effects means, for the purposes of the review, those effects described in section 5 of CEAA 2012; “Environmental Impact Statement (EIS)” refers to CN's detailed technical document that identifies the potential adverse environmental effects of the project, measures to mitigate those effects, and an evaluation of whether the project is likely to cause any significant adverse environmental effects. The EIS was received by the CEA Agency on December 7, 2015;
Environmental effects means any possible or actual effect, impact, alteration, and/or change to any environmental resource, including but not limited to air, land (including recreational, transport, agricultural, residential, and/or commercial), soil, sediments, water (including surface water, groundwater, drinking water, and/or other aquatic bodies), and/or biota (including but not limited to plants and animals, including wildlife and aquatic organisms).