TAILIEUCHUNG - Water Cycle Study Guidance

The questionnaire asks if screening and current screening methods ensure that only projects likely to have significant environmental effects are subject to an EIA. In general, we are convinced this is the case. The questionnaire fails however to ask an opposite question – if, and under which conditions, screening ensures that all projects likely to have significant environmental effects are subject to EIA, as the Directive requires. The answer to such a question would be “not always”. This is caused, for example, by the fact that in relation to categorical screening, the laws transposing the EIA Directive do not always make clear that all the Annex. | Environment WaV Agency What is water cycle planning How do I carry out a water cycle study FAQ Glossary and sources of information Scoping study Outline study detailed study Water Cycle Study Guidance The purpose of this document is to assist Local Authorities in commissioning water cycle studies WCS . It also provides useful information for water companies developers and other partners involved in water cycle studies to help them understand why and when they should be part of a water cycle study. It provides guidance on the purpose scope and process for undertaking such studies. Water cycle studies always need to be adapted to local considerations therefore this guidance is not prescriptive. The approach this guidance sets out however forms current best practice. CONTENTS WHAT IS WATER CYCLE PLANNING This section provides the policy basis for water cycle studies and advises why a water cycle study is needed and how it will help stakeholders. HOW DO I CARRY OUT A WCS This section identifies when a water cycle study is needed who needs to be involved and what needs to be done SUPPORTING TECHNICAL INFORMATION This section provides detailed technical information on the different elements of a water cycle study CASE STUDIES TOOLS This section provides information from real life case studies and some example outputs from previous studies FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS FAQ DATA SOURCES This section identifies what sources of information are available and should be considered to inform the water cycle study GLOSSARY We would welcome your comments on this guidance. Please email your comments to watercyclestudies@ Click here for help in using this document The Environment Agency would like to thank angltan for their assistance in developing and producing this guidance. Product Code GEO0109BPFF-E-E Environment WaV Agency What is water cycle planning How do I carry out a water cycle study FAQ Glossary and sources of information Scoping study Outline study detailed .

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