receiving environment means all groundwater, surface water, land, and sediments that are not disturbed areas authorised by this environmental authority.
receiving environment means, for the purpose of this Licence, the natural environment that receives any Discharge of Waste, including Seepage and runoff, from the Project.
receiving environment means, for the purpose of this Licence, the natural aquatic environment that receives any deposit or Discharge of Waste, including Seepage or Minewater, from the Project.
Examples of receiving environment in a sentence
The Licensee shall provide water sampling results to an Inspector prior to any authorized Discharge to the Receiving Environment.
The Licensee shall provide water sampling results to an Inspector no later than five days prior to any planned Discharge of water or Waste to the Receiving Environment.
A summary of any impacts to the Receiving Environment resulting from Dewatering or Drawdown activities.
A description of how the Licensee will link the results of monitoring to those corrective actions necessary to prevent or minimize any Dewatering-related effects to the Receiving Environment.
Effluent Quality Criteria (EQC) – numerical or narrative limits on the quality or quantity of the Waste deposited to the Receiving Environment.
More Definitions of receiving environment
receiving environment means waters of the state exposed to the spill and all public resources associated with or dependent on the exposed waters.
receiving environment means any air, land, water, sediment (including porewater), wetland, or muskeg containing receptors, excluding artificial watercourses or impoundments that are maintained and whose primary purpose is to convey or contain storm water or treat and convey effluent, or natural water courses in circumstances approved by the director.
receiving environment means any land, water, sediment, wetland, or muskeg containing receptors, or an area subject to a compensation agreement. It does not include artificial watercourses such as drainage or irrigation ditches/canals, standing water, treatment ponds, or maintained watercourses such as those whose primary purpose is to convey storm water.
receiving environment means sites into which used waters are discharged.
receiving environment as defned in the WPR means environmentally senitive areas and /or groundwater, inland surface waters, nearshore coastal waters and marine offshore waters.
receiving environment means any environment specified in Schedule II;
receiving environment means surface waters where Effluent is deposited.