Historical Background 1. Production Data 1. Socioeconomic Impact 1. Phosphate Uses 1. Industry Activities 1. Atmosphere 1. Land 1. Water 1. Radiation Environment 1. Demography and Economics 1. Land Use 1. Issuance of Existing Source Permits Only 2. Permit Existing and New Sources 2. Require Process Modifications for New 2. Require Reduced Water,Usages Scenario 2. Control Activities in Waters ,of U.
Introduction 2. Matrix and Supporting Information 2. Natural Environment 2. Man-Made Environment 2. Water Quantity 2. Aquatic Biota 2. Resource Use 2. Corps of Engineers Boundary of Jurisdiction 2. Population by County, and 1. Relationship of Phosphate Industry Land Use.
Management Projections to Present Land Use 5. Atlanta, Georgia 1. Name of Action X Administrative Legislative 2. NEPA requires all Federal agencies to assess the impacts that would occur following a major Federal Action that has been determined to result in a significant impact on the human environment. There are currently seventeen potential New Source mines in.
Five additional New Source determinations are likely during The other New Source Mines are projected to make application between and The purpose of this Areawide EIS is to assess the arewide and cumulative effects of the industry, and provide the bases for developing the site specific Environmental Impact Statements. It would not have been practicable to develop the areawide and cumulative effects on the entire Central Florida phosphate industry in each of the site specific studies.
Summary of Major Environmental Impacts A. Land surface will be altered by surface mining and reclamation; soils and vegetation removed from the mining and associated areas; wildlife habitat and populations reduced; and there will be potential adverse impacts on air and water quality.
