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An Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) is conducted:
- After a project is completed
- Only when an accident happens
- Before a project is implemented, to predict and mitigate its environmental effects
- Only for residential houses
Answer
C. Before a project is implemented, to predict and mitigate its environmental effects
Solution
It supports informed decision-making and public participation.
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