Do you have to do an EIA for any project?

EIA is the abbreviation of environmental impact assessment, according to:"China's Environmental Impact Assessment Law"Chapter I, Article 2,"Environmental impact assessment refers to the method and system of analyzing, improving and assessing the environmental impact that may be caused by the implementation of planning and construction projects, proposing countermeasures and measures to prevent or mitigate adverse environmental impacts, and carrying out follow-up monitoring"。In other words, there are two types of environmental impact assessments, one is planning environmental impact assessment and the other is construction project environmental impact assessment. Planning EIA includes the relevant departments, local people at or above the city level divided into districts and their relevant departments, for the relevant planning of land use, the construction, development and utilization planning of regions, river basins and sea areas, shall organize environmental impact assessment in the process of planning preparation, and prepare chapters or descriptions of the environmental impact of the plan; Relevant departments, local people** at or above the level of cities divided into districts and their relevant departments, for their organization and preparation of industry, agriculture, animal husbandry, forestry, energy, water conservancy, transportation, urban construction, tourism, natural resources development related to the special plan (hereinafter referred to as the special plan), shall be submitted to the draft of the special plan for approval, environmental impact assessment, and submit an environmental impact report to the examination and approval of the special plan.

That is to say, the environmental impact assessment of the "one place, three regions" and "ten special" plans.

The environmental impact assessment of construction projects is based on the degree of impact of construction projects on the environment, and the preparation of environmental impact reports that may cause significant environmental impacts; Preparation of environmental impact report forms that may cause minor environmental impacts; Fill in the environmental impact registration form if the environmental impact impact is very small and does not need to be carried out. In other words, the proposed construction project should generally do an environmental impact assessment, but the content and depth of the evaluation are different. As long as there is a production project, it must be EIA.

In construction projects, environmental impact assessments must be carried out on everything from building railways and highways, opening mines, chemical plants, real estate, etc., to opening restaurants, KTV stores, and beauty salons. For specific classification, please refer to the "Catalogue of Classified Management of Environmental Impact Assessment of Construction Projects".

Yes, you can also do a registration form, you can also make a report form, you can also make a report, depending on the project :)

General projects need to be done, and there are specific instructions in the EIA law.

EIAs are only required for projects that may have an environmental impact after the implementation of planning and construction projects. EIA is the abbreviation of environmental impact assessment, which refers to the analysis, evaluation and assessment of the environmental impact that may be caused by the implementation of planning and construction projects. Analyze the possible impact on the environment after the project is completed and put into operation, and put forward pollution prevention and control countermeasures and measures.

Environmental impact assessment refers to the systematic identification, ** and assessment of the possible environmental impacts of proposed construction projects, regional development plans and national policies after their implementation.

The fundamental purpose of environmental impact assessment is to encourage environmental considerations in planning and decision-making, and ultimately to achieve more environmentally compatible human activities. Environmental impact assessment engineer refers to the professional and technical evaluators who have obtained the "Professional Qualification Certificate of Environmental Impact Assessment Engineer of the People's Republic of China" and are engaged in environmental impact assessment after registration.

The EIA procedures are as follows:

1. Organize the data, make a list when collecting the data, and prepare the EIA, which is mainly divided into reports and report forms.

2. The EIA of different industries, scales and regions is different, and it is best to let the EIA engineer with relevant experience write and review, especially the EIA report.

3. The EIA report needs to hold a review meeting, and the EIA unit needs to introduce the project's technology, pollutant discharge, pollution source, sewage discharge, environmental protection measures and investment to experts and the Environmental Protection Bureau.

4. Then the experts discussed, came to the conclusion, revised the EIA, in general at the review meeting, should be written in the meeting minutes, the EIA can be used as the basis for the design and environmental management of the project after modification, to be changed according to the revised opinions, and then handed over to the construction party, approved, and handed over to the EIA Bureau.

In the preparation of relevant development and utilization plans and the construction of projects that have an impact on the environment, an environmental impact assessment shall be conducted in accordance with the law. Development and utilization plans that have not been assessed in accordance with the law shall not be organized and implemented; Construction projects that have not been subject to environmental impact assessment in accordance with the law shall not start construction. For construction projects for which an environmental impact report shall be prepared in accordance with the law, the construction unit shall explain the situation to the public that may be affected when compiling the project and fully solicit opinions.

Legal analysis: According to relevant laws and regulations, environmental impact assessments should be carried out in accordance with the law for planning and construction projects that may have an impact on the environment after implementation. As long as the construction of projects with environmental impact, regardless of the investment subject, capital**, project nature and investment scale, construction projects are also new, expanded and reconstructed, and environmental impact assessment is required.

Legal basis: Article 8 of the Environmental Impact Assessment Law of the People's Republic of China The relevant departments, local people at or above the level of cities divided into districts and their relevant departments shall organize and prepare relevant special plans for industry, agriculture, animal husbandry, forestry, energy, water conservancy, transportation, urban construction, tourism and natural resources development (hereinafter referred to as special plans) before the draft of the special plan is submitted for examination and approval, and submit an environmental impact report to the organ that examines and approves the special plan. The guiding plans in the special plans listed in the preceding paragraph shall be subject to environmental impact assessment in accordance with the provisions of Article 7 of this Law.

EIA needs to do the following:

1. Submit an application for environmental protection approval of the construction project to the local environmental protection bureau.

2. Select a qualified EIA unit to conduct environmental impact assessment of the project, prepare an environmental impact assessment report (form), and of course, you can also choose a qualified EIA unit first.

3. Submit an application for environmental protection approval of the construction project. After the EIA unit prepares the environmental impact assessment report, it will be sent to the environmental impact technical assessment unit for assessment, and then sent to the Environmental Protection Bureau for approval after revision and improvement.

4. The Environmental Protection Bureau will make a reply within the specified time to approve the requirements for construction, or environmental protection measures during the construction process and operation.

5. After getting the approval, it is considered to complete the whole process of the EIA, and after the construction is completed, it is necessary to apply to the Environmental Protection Bureau for environmental protection acceptance within 3 months of the trial operation period.

The principles of environmental impact assessment are as follows:

1) Transparency: All evaluation bases and decisions must be open and feasible;

2) Determination: The timeline and procedures for the project or evaluation should be approved in advance and followed by all participants;

3) Participation: All locations can make timely and appropriate use of the program;

4) Practical: The project or evaluation process should provide results and information and be available for decision-making and planning;

5) Flexibility: The project or evaluation process should be able to make changes to the well to effectively deal with proposals and decision-making situations;

6) Economic: the project or evaluation process and its results ensure that society protects the environment at the lowest cost;

7) Credibility: It should be professionally evaluated according to the objectives;

8) Accountability: The team leader or decision-maker is responsible for all parties responsible for their actions and decisions during the evaluation process.

Personally, EIA is collecting and processing information. Collect information according to the requirements of the EIA guidelines, and compile it in the EIA report in the corresponding format, so that experts can find it at a glance.

Environmental Impact Assessment: Abbreviation for Environmental Impact Assessment.

EIA is the abbreviation of environmental impact assessment, which refers to the analysis, evaluation and assessment of the environmental impact that may be caused by the implementation of planning and construction projects, and proposes countermeasures and measures to prevent or mitigate adverse environmental impacts, and the methods and systems for tracking and monitoring. In layman's terms, it is to analyze the possible impact on the environment after the project is completed and put into operation, and put forward pollution prevention countermeasures and measures.

Environmental impact assessment refers to the systematic identification, assessment and assessment of the possible impacts (consequences) on the environment after the implementation of proposed construction projects, regional development plans and national policies. The fundamental purpose of environmental impact assessment is to encourage the consideration of environmental factors in planning and decision-making, and ultimately to achieve more environmentally compatible human activities.

The process of environmental impact assessment consists of a series of steps, which are carried out sequentially. In practice, the working process of environmental impact assessment can be different, and the sequence of steps can also change.

An ideal environmental impact assessment process should be able to meet the following conditions:

1) Adaptation to essentially all projects that have a significant impact on the environment, and the ability to identify and assess all possible significant impacts, 2) Comparison of alternatives (including cases where the project is not built or the area is not developed), management techniques, mitigation measures;

3) Generate a clear Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) so that both experts and non-experts can understand the characteristics and significance of possible impacts;

4) include extensive public participation and a rigorous administrative review process;

5) Timely and clear conclusions to inform decision-making.