Coverage · EA

Environmental Assessments,
State by State.

Atlensa reviews Environmental Assessments against NEPA and the state analogs that apply - CEQA, SEPA, SEQRA, MEPA, WEPA, and others - plus the lead agencies that actually sign the FONSI.

For instance: a mitigation measure required in the traffic analysis on page 30 never makes it into the FONSI's list of committed measures.

California

CEQA lead agencies (cities, counties, Caltrans, CPUC, DWR)

Transportation / CaltransEnergy and transmission+3 more

Florida

USACE Jacksonville District

DOT / PD&ECoastal and inlet projects+3 more

Texas

TxDOT (NEPA assignment under 23 USC 327)

Highways and TxDOTPorts and ship channels+3 more

Louisiana

USACE New Orleans District

Hurricane protection and restorationNavigation and dredging+3 more

Washington

SEPA lead agencies (Ecology, WSDOT, cities and counties)

TransportationPorts and waterfront+3 more

New York

SEQRA lead agencies (NYSDEC, NYSDOT, municipalities)

Transit and DOTEnergy and transmission+3 more

Michigan

USACE Detroit District

Great Lakes shorelineHighways+3 more

Minnesota

EQB / responsible governmental unit (EAW and EIS)

Mining and energyTransportation+3 more

Ohio

ODOT (NEPA assignment)

HighwaysOhio River and Lake Erie+3 more

Pennsylvania

PennDOT / FHWA

Highways and bridgesPipelines and energy+3 more

New Jersey

NJDEP (Land Use, CAFRA, EO 215)

Coastal and CAFRAPorts and logistics+3 more

Georgia

GDOT / FHWA

HighwaysPorts and Savannah Harbor+3 more

North Carolina

NCDOT / FHWA

HighwaysCoastal / CAMA+3 more

Oregon

ODOT / FHWA

HighwaysFederal forest and BLM+3 more

Wisconsin

WisDOT / FHWA

HighwaysGreat Lakes+3 more

Other report types

BABiological AssessmentESA §7Phase I ESAPhase I Environmental Site AssessmentASTM E1527WDRWetland Delineation ReportUSACE / CWA 404
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