National Environmental Policy Act | US EPA
2024年12月11日 · NEPA requires federal agencies to determine if their proposed actions will have significant environmental effects. EPA reviews and comments on these Environmental Impact Statements (EIS) and provides public notification and access to these documents.
National Environmental Policy Act Review Process | US EPA
2024年7月15日 · Describes the National Environmental Policy (NEPA) review process and the different types of NEPA documents
NEPA | US Department of Transportation
NEPA activities are largely carried out by project sponsors, including state DOTs and transit agencies, in coordination with the appropriate federal lead agency. Note that surface transportation projects for FHWA, FRA, and FTA have unique NEPA requirements outlined in …
Environmental Planning and Compliance | US Forest Service
Helpful information is available related to the Agency's management of the NEPA process. The Forest Service is required to assess the environmental effects of proposed major Federal actions prior to making land management decisions to comply with NEPA and other applicable laws.
What is the National Environmental Policy Act? | US EPA
2024年9月4日 · CEQ issued regulations (40 CFR Parts 1500-1508) to implement NEPA. These regulations are binding on all federal agencies. The regulations address the procedural provisions of NEPA and the administration of the NEPA process, including the preparation of environmental impact statements.
National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) - American Association …
2024年9月24日 · NEPA Assignment. NEPA Assignment is a process states can choose to undertake where they assume federal responsibility for transportation projects in exchange for a faster federal review process.
National Environmental Policy Act: Frequently Asked Questions
When does NEPA apply? NEPA applies whenever a proposed activity or action: is proposed on federal lands; requires passage across federal lands; is to be funded – either entirely or in part – by the federal government; or; affects the air or water quality that is regulated by federal law.
Locating a project site on a flood map is a step in determining if the project falls within the bounded categories. If a project is in a floodplain, an EQ1 must be submitted for a complete NEPA review by DOE. To identify the location of a project on a flood map go to: https://msc.fema.gov/portal
National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) | Environmental Review …
NEPA directs Federal agencies, when planning projects or issuing permits, to conduct environmental reviews to consider the potential impacts on the environment by their proposed actions.
When following the NEPA process, one of the first steps is to determine the significance of the impact your project is likely to have. The significance of its impact, not its size or cost, determines the class of action and its requirements for documentation and public involvement. Categorical exclusions are prepared for projects