Environmental mitigation definition

Environmental mitigation means an action or activity intended to remedy known

Environmental mitigation means an action or activity intended to remedy, reduce, or offset known negative impacts to the environment.

Environmental mitigation means an action or activity intended to remedy known negative impacts to the environment.

Examples of Environmental mitigation in a sentence

• The EM&A requirements for each parameter described in the following sections include:- - All monitoring parameters; - Monitoring schedules for the reporting month and forthcoming month; - Action and Limit levels for all environmental parameters; - Event / Action Plan; - Environmental mitigation measures, as recommended in the Project EIA reports; and - Environmental requirement in contract documents.

• What is important, however, is knowing what is acceptable, not just in terms of behaviour and safety, but legally as well.

• For this plan update, each mitigation strategy was prioritized using a modified STAPLEE (Social, Technical, Administrative, Political, Legal, Economic, and Environmental) mitigation action evaluation methodology based on a set of evaluation criteria suited to the purposes of hazard mitigation strategy evaluation.

• Environmental mitigation measures are described in NEPA environmental documents, when required.

• From the analysis and evaluation of environmental impacts in section V, this section outlines the environmental management plan (EMP), including (i) Environmental mitigation measures; (ii) Environmental monitoring; (iii) Capacity strengthening program.

More Definitions of Environmental mitigation

Environmental mitigation means investigation, clean-up, removal action, remedial action, restoration, repair, response action, corrective action, monitoring, sampling and analysis, installation, reclamation, closure or post-closure in response to any actual or suspected environmental condition or Hazardous Materials.

Environmental mitigation means an action or activity intended to remedy, reduce,

Environmental mitigation means activities that are intended to reduce, mitigate, prevent or compensate for adverse effects of human activities or items, including paths, play spaces, trails and parking, upon fish, wildlife, plants, invertebrates, species at risk, ecological integrity or natural heritage values; (“activités d’atténuation des conséquences environnementales”)

Environmental mitigation means the mitigation measures adopted by City in its CEQA Findings and the MMRP for the EIR, along with those actions which are required by State and Federal regulatory agencies as a prerequisite to, or concurrent with, Development of the Project Area, including, but not limited to, compliance with the permit requirements of the following Agencies, if and to the extent permits are required: Section 404 Permits by US Army Corps of Engineers; Permits by US Fish and Wildlife Service; Permits by California Department of Fish and Game; and Permits by California Regional Water Quality Control Board(s).

Environmental mitigation means activities that are intended to address any negative effects on the environment caused by this standard, such as constructing a recreational trail, walkway, play space or parking lot.

Environmental mitigation means any of the following:

Environmental mitigation means measures committed to in the NEPA determination and/or specified in the plans, specification and contract documents, to mitigate the unavoidable adverse impacts of the Project to natural, cultural and/or social resources.