When should a Rapid Environmental Impact Assessment be conducted?

• When there is a need for a direct-indirect effect analysis.

•   When there is a force majeure event.

• When the government requests an EIA.

During the process of determining the criteria under which the evaluation of impact assessment will be conducted, the loss of irreplaceable resources is essential because:

• It can significantly affect how the project will be developed.

• It can significantly affect how the effect will be managed or offset.

• It can significantly affect how the team will be managed.

What are the stages of the EIA process where public consultation is essential?

• Scoping, Screening and creating an Environmental Management Plan

• Scoping, screening and baseline studies

• Scoping, screening and impact prediction

Which of the following are analytical tools for environmental impact assessment?

• Multi-criteria decision analysis

• Environmental footprint

• Life-Cycle Assessment

When measuring the impact probability, intensity is a key variable because it can determine:

• The degree of change a new project or activity can cause in the company

• The degree of change a new project or activity can cause in the environment

• The likelihood of the impact occurring in a determined period of time

Which are the four Rs of a circular economy?

• Reusing, recycling, revaluing, reducing

• Reusing recycling, revaluing and refurbishing

• Reusing recycling, revaluing and repairing

The content of an efficient environmental report focuses on:

• Criteria, sources, collaborations, industry benchmark, outreach and the specific timeline

• Criteria, sources, relevance, industry benchmark, outreach and the specific timeline

• Opinion

1)    In the process of creating an environmental report, the sequence should be:

• Identifying the audience, engaging, identifying, and collecting data, defining how to publish the report, produce and publish the report and obtain feedback, to then loop back into incorporating feedback for the future.

•   Identifying the audience, engaging, defining how to publish the report, identifying and collecting data, produce and publish the report and obtain feedback, to then loop back into incorporating feedback for the future.

•   Identifying the audience, identifying, and collecting data, produce and publish the report and obtain feedback, engaging, defining how to publish the report, to then loop back into incorporating feedback for the future.

What is the result of the whole process of Environmental Impact Assessment?

• The result of an EIA is a report commonly referred to Environmental Impact Statement which details the positive and negative effects of a particular project on the environment, the indirect effects that might also result from the project as well as the long term impacts.

• The result of an EIA is a report commonly referred to Environmental Impact Statement which details the positive and negative effects of a particular project on the environment, the indirect effects that might also result from the project as well as the short and long term impacts.

• The result of an EIA is a report commonly referred to Environmental Impact Statement which details the positive and negative effects of a particular project on the environment, as well as the short term impacts.

Which should be the first step of an Environmental Impact Assessment process?

• Scoping

• Public engagement

• Screening