Federal Environmental Assessment Review

Federal Environmental Assessment Review is a process used by governments to evaluate the potential environmental impacts of large projects or developments before they begin. It helps identify possible risks to ecosystems, public health, and the community. The review involves analyzing project plans, consulting with stakeholders, and considering options to prevent or minimize environmental harm. The goal is to ensure that development proceeds responsibly, balancing economic benefits with environmental protection. This process promotes informed decision-making and sustainable development while safeguarding natural resources for future generations.