Environmental Impact Assessment of Projects¶
European Commission. (2017). Environmental Impact Assessment of Projects: Guidance on Screening.
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Mechanisms¶
- Environmental Impact Scoping
- Its notorious misuse is salami slicing — a large project is deliberately divided into pieces each small enough to stay below the threshold that would trigger full assessment, so the cumulative effect is never scoped as a whole.
This sourceDefines salami slicing as dividing a project into subprojects to evade EIA thresholds, preventing cumulative impacts from being assessed together.
- Its notorious misuse is salami slicing — a large project is deliberately divided into pieces each small enough to stay below the threshold that would trigger full assessment, so the cumulative effect is never scoped as a whole.
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