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4. Getting to Know your EIA Report

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  1. What are the mitigation measures in the event of noise exceedance are predicted?
  2. Can I know more about the practical measures for air quality impacts?
  3. What are the practical mitigation measures for water quality impacts?
  4. What are the practical mitigation measures for water quality impacts?
  5. Thank you for your advice and I have no more questions.

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Options for Mitigating Wastewater Discharges

  • Water conservation, effluent reuse
  • Improve quality of effluent by anchoring treatment levels
  • Re-site outfall
  • Redesign diffusers for greater initial dilution
  • Advance extension of outfall from embayed water (reclamation construction)
  • Suppress foam formation (thermal discharge)
  • Use suitable aeration devices to oxygenate the treated effluent
  • Use environmentally friendly chemicals for water, wastewater and cooling water treatment

Options for Mitigating Reclamation/Dredging Impacts

  • Re-sequence works to avoid overlapping between concurrent activities
  • Reduce dredging rate
  • Use alternative dredging methods, e.g. grab dredging vs trailer dredging
  • Reduce filling rate
  • Use alternative filling method
  • Use silt curtains/screens
  • Avoid dredging, particularly contaminated sediment (leave marine sediment in-situ)
  • Use close grab dredger

Reclamation phasing to minimise suspended sediments

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Silt Curtain installed for and during dredging

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Dredging in Motion

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Last Updated : 2004/03/01

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