National Environmental Policy Act of 1969¶
States, U. (1970). National Environmental Policy Act of 1969.
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Mechanisms¶
- Displacement Impact Assessment
- It is the environmental-impact-statement move applied to a shared substrate: a structured forecast of consequences a decision must confront rather than discover.
This sourceRequires a structured pre-decision statement of environmental consequences, adverse effects, alternatives, and irreversible commitments.
- It is the environmental-impact-statement move applied to a shared substrate: a structured forecast of consequences a decision must confront rather than discover.
- Impact Assessment
- Its lineage runs through statutory environmental impact assessment, whose environmental-impact-statement requirement forces exactly this reckoning of consequences beyond the project fence before a decision is approved.
This sourceRequires proposals for major federal actions to receive a detailed environmental-impact statement addressing effects, alternatives, and longer-term consequences during preapproval review.
- Its lineage runs through statutory environmental impact assessment, whose environmental-impact-statement requirement forces exactly this reckoning of consequences beyond the project fence before a decision is approved.
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