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The 121 pages that link to Environmental impact assessment, each with the reason it gives.

• Gold dredgeRelated: Assessments weigh dredging’s mineral yield against effects on streams and wildlife.

• Great Wall of SandRelated: Environmental assessments offer a technical frame distinct from the nickname’s geopolitical emphasis.

• Huayllay National SanctuaryRelated: Assessment helps weigh development proposals against the sanctuary’s conservation goals.

• Intercontinental and transoceanic fixed linksRelated: Marine habitats, sediment movement, and construction disturbance require assessment before building.

• MardalsfossenRelated: Hydropower projects affecting waterfalls require choices about ecological and scenic impacts.

• Ngäbe-Buglé ComarcaRelated: Assessments bear directly on project decisions affecting the comarca's lands and waters.

• Plant (industrial facility)Related: Assessment can identify plant impacts and mitigation needs before construction.

• Stora Sjöfallet National ParkRelated: The park’s hydropower history raises questions about how development decisions weigh ecological costs.

• Tourism Impact AnalysisRelated: It offers methods for tracing tourism development’s environmental effects.

• Underground power lineRelated: Route construction can disturb habitats, soil, and water even when the operating line is out of sight.

• Underwater tunnelRelated: Dredging and construction can disturb aquatic habitats and sediment.