Question

Your firm has been hired to build a large government facility near a residential neighborhood. A committee of residents has been formed to oppose the building. You have been asked to assist in writing the EIS. What factors must your EIS take into consideration?

Answer 1

The answer is explained in the explanation section below.

Step-by-step explanation:

The factors must your EIS take into considerations

The factors must your EIS take into consideration is as follows:

• A comprehensive estimate or any irreversible use of resources if necessary
• A comprehensive estimate of adverse environmental effects that cannot be stopped or avoided
• A comprehensive estimate of the environmental impact of a large facility of government in relation to a nearby residential neighborhood and a surrounding environment
• A comprehensive estimate of options available to the placement and construction of the large government facility.