Environmental Assessment/Evaluation

The Environmental Assessment Process is a way to assess potential effects of proposed projects on the environment. This legislated process is clear and consistent, for proponents and the public.

• Environmental Assessment Process (pdf)
• Environmental Assessment Process Diagram (jpeg image, 67 Kb)
• Preparation of Disclosure Documents
• Register of Environmental Assessment Information
  • What's New
  • Summary
  • Screening Reports  
• Environmental Assessment (Mandatory and Exempted Activities) Regulation (111/93)
• Environmental Assessment Regulation (112/93)
   
• Environmental Protection and Enhancement Act (Please refer to sections 39-59 for Environmental Assessment Regulations)

Federal/Provincial Cooperation

The governments of Canada and Alberta signed an agreement in 1999 that outlines how they cooperate on environmental assessments. The agreement establishes a process for a single, cooperative environmental assessment to avoid duplication and ensure the environmental assessment is conducted as efficiently and effectively as possible.

Related Links

Natural Resources Conservation Board
Alberta Energy and Utilities Board
Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency

Cumulative Effects Assessment in Environmental Impact Assessment Reports