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2.3.5 Railway43. At the initial sta
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2.4 Summary of the Size or Magnitud
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NamematerialsofSignificant area of
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Contract Award (end January 2011) X
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CHAPTER 3:DESCRIPTIONOF THEENVIRONM
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Table 3-3: Landuse classification o
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Figure 3-37: Benthos indicator spec
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Figure 3-2: Physiographic features
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considered as major crop: Jute (con
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April 2005: Classified IRS P6 LISS
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Stratum Criteria DescriptionUnit 1a
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ParametersValueMaximum Discharge (1
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off-take for a distance of 12 km. T
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Common English Name Scientific Name
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English name Scientific name Local
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interrelated. The Padma-Meghna, thr
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area is no exception of it. Spiders
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Mode Terminal Departure Arrival1. F
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Type ofLauhajang UZ Shibchar UZ Jan
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faster pace than that in the indire
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Step 6: Prioritization and categori
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favorable. Then, the weighted score
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DurabilitySafetyConcrete Extradosed
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erosion at the Janjira side. Due to
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7 Assessment of Impacts/Risks for P
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Land Area (ha)450.00400.00350.00300
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NameReptilesGangeticGharialGanges s
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Major Negative Impacts23. The poten
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EquipmentTypical NoiseLevel (dBA) 5
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country boats), to assure a control
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Impacts on other Wetland: In additi
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EquipmentSound Level at Operator (d
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Clearing of sitesDredging of channe
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Daily AnnualPM 5 1,923NO x 83 30,31
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associated or not) cannot be predic
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Noise prediction 2009: without tree
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Loss of seasonal floodplainDeterior
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8 Environmental Management and Moni
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8.1.2.3 Control/Mitigation6. It is
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Occupational, Health and Safety (OH
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Table 8-1: Environmental Management
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ProjectActivitiesEnvironmentalImpac
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Parameter Location Means of Monitor
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Grand Total (A+B) 17,694,225Table 8
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Make a cost-benefit analysis for in
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9.1.3 Project Implementation Unit10
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He/She will bring the notice of his
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Government ofBangladeshMinistry ofC
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CHAPTER 10:PUBLICCONSULTATION ANDIN
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Figure 10-8: Second Public Consulta
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that the Padma Bridge will bring si
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Discussion pointsPadma Bridge on si
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12 Conclusions1. Based on the harmo
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Annex 1-1Harmonization between Envi
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field visits, sampling and environm
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