Environmental Planning For A Coal Terminal In A Sensitive Offshore Environment ? Introduction

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
David Atkin
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Jan 1, 1983

Abstract

This paper presents methods and results of environmental planning conducted for a proposed coal and iron ore transshipment terminal which would be located on reclaimed land west of Lisbon, Portugal. Oceanographic, navigational, marine, structural, material handling, and financial studies of the terminal were conducted along with the environmental analyses. However, because of the proximity of the terminal to heavily used recreational resources, residential areas, and biologically valuable habitat, anticipating and reducing the environmental effects of the terminal to minimum levels was a very important part of the overall project. The results of the study indicate that even the impacts associated with worst-case conditions would be acceptable because of appropriate pollution control measures and planning.
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APA: David Atkin  (1983)  Environmental Planning For A Coal Terminal In A Sensitive Offshore Environment ? Introduction

MLA: David Atkin Environmental Planning For A Coal Terminal In A Sensitive Offshore Environment ? Introduction. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1983.

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