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Contents4.13.2 Resource-specific significance criteria .........................................................................4–184.14 AIRSPACE .............................................................................................................................4–194.14.1 Resource-specific Impact Analysis Methodology ........................................................4–194.14.2 Resource-specific significance criteria .........................................................................4–194.15 ENERGY ................................................................................................................................4–194.15.1 Resource-specific Impact Analysis Methodology ........................................................4–194.15.2 Resource-specific significance criteria .........................................................................4–194.16 FACILITIES ...........................................................................................................................4–204.16.1 Resource-specific Impact Analysis Methodology ........................................................4–204.16.2 Resource-specific significance criteria .........................................................................4–204.17 SUBSISTENCE ......................................................................................................................4–214.17.1 Resource-specific Impact Analysis Methodology ........................................................4–214.17.2 Resource-specific significance criteria .........................................................................4–21CHAPTER 5 ENVIRONMENTAL CONSEQUENCES ......................................................................5-15.1 SUMMARY OF ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS BY ALTERNATIVE................................5-15.2 ALTERNATIVE A − PERMANENTLY STATION THE 2/25TH SBCT ATSCHOFIELD BARRACKS MILITARY RESERVATION WHILE CONDUCTINGREQUIRED TRAINING AT MILITARY TRAINING SITES IN HAWAII ..........................5-35.2.1 Summary of The Environmental Consequences of Alternative A...................................5-35.2.2 Geology, Soils, and Seismicity ........................................................................................5-55.2.3 Water Resources ............................................................................................................5-165.2.4 Wildfire Management ....................................................................................................5-225.2.5 Cultural Resources.........................................................................................................5-265.2.6 Land Use and Recreation...............................................................................................5-305.2.7 Traffic and Transportation .............................................................................................5-345.2.8 Socioeconomics and Environmental Justice..................................................................5-375.2.9 Human Health and Safety ..............................................................................................5-405.2.10 Biological Resources .....................................................................................................5-445.2.11 Air Quality .....................................................................................................................5-555.2.12 Noise ..............................................................................................................................5-585.2.13 Airspace Resources........................................................................................................5-655.2.14 Energy Demand and Generation....................................................................................5-675.2.15 Facilities.........................................................................................................................5-685.3 ALTERNATIVE B − PERMANENTLY STATION THE 2/25TH SBCT AT FORTRICHARDSON WHILE CONDUCTING REQUIRED TRAINING AT MILITARYTRAINING SITES IN ALASKA ...........................................................................................5-705.3.1 Summary of the Environmental Consequences of Alternative B ..................................5-705.3.2 Geology, Soils, and Seismicity ......................................................................................5-715.3.3 Water Resources ............................................................................................................5-795.3.4 Wildfire Management ....................................................................................................5-835.3.5 Cultural Resources.........................................................................................................5-855.3.6 Land Use and Recreation...............................................................................................5-885.3.7 Traffic and Transportation .............................................................................................5-925.3.8 Socioeconomics and Environmental Justice..................................................................5-955.3.9 Human Health and Safety ..............................................................................................5-985.3.10 Biological Resources ...................................................................................................5-1015.3.11 Air Quality ...................................................................................................................5-1115.3.12 Noise ............................................................................................................................5-1135.3.13 Airspace Resources......................................................................................................5-1155.3.14 Energy Demand and Generation..................................................................................5-116February 2008 xxx 2/25th SBCT Final EIS