Environmental review can make or break a project. Although completing an environmental assessment or environmental impact statement can provide helpful detail about proposed work, the process can be lengthy, complicated, and uncertain. If not managed well, the delay and uncertainty can be multiplied.
ELG attorneys have years of experience helping clients address environmental review requirements.
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Some of our recent experience with environmental review includes:
Drafting review documents
Drafting both Environmental Assessments and Environmental Impact Statements
Determining applicability
Analyzing the applicability of state or federal environmental review requirements
Addressing large infrastructure projects
Working on environmental review associated with large infrastructure improvements
Responding to comments
Helping responsible agencies respond to comments and develop proper records of decision to support a negative declaration or completeness determination
Defending environmental review
Intervening in legal challenges to governmental environmental review determinations to assist in the defense of those determinations
Coordinating multiple jurisdiction projects
Helping facilitate agreement and coordination among various government jurisdictions that have overlapping review authority and streamlining review processes