Environmental Analysis: Impact Evaluation, Policy Analysis, Stakeholder Analysis

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Environmental assessment memorandum
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Introduction
Environmental Impact evaluation is a mechanism to assess the probable environmental
consequences of a proposed development or advancement, taking into consideration both useful
and detrimental socio - economic, societal and public health impacts. It aims at predicting
environmental impacts in project planning and design at an early stage, finding ways and means
to reduce adverse impacts, shaping projects in line with the local environment, and presenting
predictions and options to decision-makers. It aims at predicting environmental consequences in
project design and planning at an early stage, finding alternative ways to minimize negative
impacts, shaping initiatives in line with the local environment, and presenting forecasts and
options to policy decision-makers. Using EIA, it is possible to maintain both economic and
environmental advantages such as reduced time and cost of project enactment and design,
averted cost of medication / clean-up and the impact of rules and regulations (Adrian, Abdullah,
Atan & Yah Jusoh, 2018).
Analysis of the environment is a tactical and strategic tool. It is a planning process to categorize
all the internally and externally aspects, which can affect the organization's performance. The
assessment involves evaluating the level of risk or opportunity that may present factors. These
assessments are later translated into the process of decision-making. The assessment helps
realign techniques with the environment, as in the case of a company. Evaluations comprise of
varying length, specifics and efficacy taking into account ecological needs and indicators. Most
are intended to be used immediately and quickly after an emergency, while others are more in-
depth. Environmental planning following an evaluation is next step. To ensure the intended
impact, environmental needs and alternatives need to be supervised and evaluated. Directives
assist in the evaluation, planning and auditing process to identify and address environmental
issues throughout every humanitarian response ("When Is an Environmental Assessment
Needed?", 2019).
Background analysis
Winston Churchill Boulevard is a long north - south road that forms the western boundary of the
Peel region with the eastern boundaries of Halton Region and Wellington County, Ontario,
Canada. An influx of natural resources, outstanding transport links to the American heartland
and the inland Great Lakes, which enabled ocean access via container ships, all contributed to
making manufacturing the province's main industry, found mainly in the Golden Horseshoe
region, Canada's largest urbanized area, with the eastern end of the region part of the county.
Powered vehicles, iron, aluminum, groceries, electrical equipment, equipment, solvents, and
paper are important products (Abd Aziz & Mohd Yasin, 2010).

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Figure 1 section of Winston Churchill Blvd Olde bassline, snapshot from google earth

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Figure 2 below snapshot for the site are, from google earth
What ecological features/communities are present in area based on mapping
Figure 3 (Google, 2019)
Provide a map that shows the interpreted data ecological communities and features in study site
The map in figure 3 shows the ecological assessment of the site are.
Churchill is located in Hudson Bay's Churchill River estuary. The growing community stands on
an ecotone, on the Hudson Plains, at the juncture of three micro climates: the southern boreal
forest, the northwestern Arctic tundra, and the north Hudson Bay. To the east of the city is