An Environmental Impact Assessment ( Eia )

Solar energy is clean, eco-friendly and also sustainable. Due to the fact that the energy produced from the

Assess the potential environmental impact of a proposed construction project on the local natural environment.

Solar energy can save us. Solar energy can reduce pollution by burning fuels in extoridant

Alternative or clean energy is the way of the future. Every day we wait to implementing changes in the way we generate energy, is a lost opportunity to prevent further damage to the environment. As Kevin Begos (2016) points out in his article “The Solar Energy Controversies” by implementing solar technologies we can help the environment by reduce our dependency on fossil fuels (p. 387).

Perhaps the most controversial issue surrounding wind energy is the amount of bird and bat deaths caused by wind turbines. Although many large facilities have operated for long periods of time with only minimal effect on the animals, fish and wildlife conservation agencies are concerned by the deaths of protected birds and bats (Wind Energy Weekly). Other structures have also been associated with bird and bat deaths, such as smokestacks, lighthouses, tall buildings, and radio towers, but since there are so few other concerns about wind energy, this is their most serious problem. The wind industry is currently looking to find a solution to this problem by conducting studies into migratory patterns, bird and bat behaviors, and developing less harmful designs. Once again, proper site selection comes into play to protect winged wildlife. (Wind Energy Development)

In the past hundred years we have been relying on fossil fuel as the major sources of energy, until now people are starting to see what harms fossil fuel does to our environment, and people are staring to see that we are running out of this sources, but likely with the advancement of technology scientist have been able to find something that will replace fossil fuel, and help clean our environment. This replacement are Alternative energy sources. These sources can be described as energy that will be less harmful to the environment as well as humans, cheap, and comes from sources that we won't run out of. One of the most popular source of alternative energy is solar energy. Solar power is the energy

A switch from coal, oil, natural gas and nuclear power plants to solar power plants could supply 69 percent of the United States electricity and 35 percent of its total energy by 2050. Solar plants made 74% of all new U.S. electric capacity installed in 2014, demonstrating the rapidly increasing role that solar is playing in the energy market and its fight against climate change. Solar energy is now generating enough clean, reliable and affordable electricity to effectively power 3 million American homes, while

Jobs for the solar and wind industries of Renewable Energy are inclining at one of the fastest rates in the United States Economy. In 2011, the industries had 3.4 million jobs respectively. Now in 2017, they have around 4.5 million jobs just within the United States (Samuelson 2017). While on the other side, the Non-Renewable job market has been declining at a steady rate. Unfortunately, this is not the only reason why Non-Renewable Energy is bad. Non-Renewable Energy is harmful and also damaging because the established energy sources for this type of energy are oil, coal, and gas. Fossil fuels have been proven to cause by-products to human health and the environment, and these sources are finite, Non-Renewable Energy can also be referred to

The potential of solar power in environmental impacts are land use and habitat loss, water use and

In order for one to further understand the importance of solar energy, the problem of global warming must be explained. As defined by Webster’s Dictionary, “Global Warming” is an increase in the earth’s average atmospheric temperature that causes corresponding changes in climate and that may result from the greenhouse effect. With an average increase in atmospheric temperatures, our planet is slowly deteriorating. In order to stall or halt this global destruction, countries must turn to solar energy as a cleaner alternative to the depletion of fossil fuels. Solar energy creates a homeostasis for the climate. Due to its ability to decrease global climate changes, solar power can address global warming in several ways.

The environmental issues associated with the installation, operation and decommission of utility scale solar energy generation facilities have not yet been explored comprehensively (Turney & Fthenakis, 2011). Consequently, it is vital that prior to finalization of verdicts regarding the construction of the proposed Cornish solar farm, that the potential negative consequences are addressed. Although beneficial in terms of the reduction of overall greenhouse gas emissions, the installation, operation and decommission phases of the facility have the potential to cause significant destruction and disturbance to local ecosystems, contrary to the desires and goals of the local wildlife trust (U.S. Department of Energy & Bureau of Land Management, 2010). This paper will identify and discuss the potential negative impacts on local wildlife and vegetation/habitat derived from the development of the proposed solar facility.

Solar energy and its use isn’t new to the world. It has been used by various societies beginning from 7thCentury B.C, when the sun’s heat was concentrated by glass and mirrors to light fires. Today, we have everything from solar-powered buildings to solar-powered vehicles. By and large solar technology has some environmental, economic, psychological and ethical implications for our society. Actions taken by companies and individuals to increase the use of solar technology will create good local jobs, improve our environment and reduce our dependence on foreign oil while doing what’s ethical and moral for our society.

Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) is ‘the process of decision making by identifying the potentially significant environmental effects and risks of a project’. Environmental impact analysis is one of the stages of an EIA (Sadler and McCabe, 2002). Environmental impact analysis is a process of providing decision makers with an indication of the likely consequences of their action (Wathern, 2013).

Solar energy may define as the energy received by the earth from the sun. This solar energy is in the form of solar radiation. With the help of solar cells, solar radiation can convert into electricity. Sun is a highly powerful energy source, humans and natures are directly depending on the sun. For example in hydro-electricity the solar energy needed for the evaporation of water after that it returns to earth as rain and provides water in dams. In biomass, the solar energy used that process. Solar cells directly converted solar radiation into electricity, during the process time there is no noise or pollution are there. These cells made with some semiconducting materials. If use solar cells in our home it will help to reduce the greenhouse gas emission, minimise the percentage of carbon dioxide in our atmosphere and mainly reduce the necessity of fossil fuels and natural gas use to produce electricity. According to the Ben Sorensen, solar energy is one of a good source of substitute energy, for the reason that it is renewable, economical and does not pollute our environment. Thus, this essay will be divided into three parts. Firstly, we will talk about fossil fuels and its demerits. Secondly, we will look at the issues and implications of solar energy. Finally, we will focus on the advantageous and disadvantageous of solar energy respectively.

TITLE - Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA), it's introduction, purpose, methods of EIA, EIA conducted in India, Environmental Impact Statement(EIS).