Environmental Permits - Requirements for Public Participation and Impact and Burden Analyses (Cumulative Harms to Environmental Restoration for Improving Shared Health - CHERISH Our Communities Act)
Applying certain public participation requirements to permits for projects that have been identified by the Department of the Environment as having an increased potential for adverse community environmental and public health impacts; requiring a person applying for certain environmental permits for certain projects with an increased potential to cause adverse community environmental and public health impacts to include in the permit application an environmental impact analysis; etc.
Mining
Coal
Fees
Environmental health
CONTRACTS
COURTS
PERMITS
INTERNET
BOUNDARIES
Records
Public Officials
Reports
Storage
Environment
Air Pollution
Recycling
Census
Nuisances
Fuel
Water Pollution
Noise
Pollution
Public Service Commission
Rules and Regulations
Electronic Government
Revenue and Taxes
Environmental Matters
Energy Matters
studies
Open Government
Health, Department of
Environment, Department of the
Nuclear Matters
Power Plants
Sewage
Refuse Disposal
Hazardous and Toxic Substances
Environmental Justice
Industry and Technology
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