Source* ROUTINE HAZARDS POTENTIAL EFFECTS Solid/liquid wastes, hazardous wastes soil contamination; groundwater contamination; health medical waste, toxic substances damage. spent catalyst Household, organic and specific soil contamination; groundwater contamination food/kitchen and wastes damage to health office waste pathogens Landfarming oil/hydrocarbons soil contamination; groundwater contamination heavy metals damage to health chemical additives Heavy vehicles soil compaction changing surface hydrology; changing sub-surface hydrology; reduced plant growth; erosion Vibrating equipment vibrations nuisance/animal repellent Human resources presence of workforce socio/cultural effects; employment in-/decrease; with different influence on local population/demography; socio/cultural demands on local resources/surfaces background during construction and operation; community intrusion Need for land land take by: soil erosion, destruction of habitat - seismic changing surface hydrology - drilling removal of vegetation - field development, tank change land use, change in natural relief forms - access routes change in accessibility - camps, offices, damage to natural habitat warehouses - pipelines visual impact Need for energy energy take loss of energy resources heaters/boilers power generation steam generation vehicles/transport cooling Need for water water take damage to wetlands cooling draw down of ground water level/damage to water well users process impact on downstream users drinking water waste waters irrigation recharge/pressure maintenance Need for gravel/sand gravel/sand take damage to habitat/vegetation/crops drill pads visual impact/land scarring access roads change to surface hydrology camp base/levelling change in natural relief facility construction recovery and replacement Need for consumables use of non renewable raw depletion of raw materials materials * any indented (-) are covered by all aspects in the adjacent columns. This page intentionally left blank
Source* ROUTINE HAZARDS POTENTIAL EFFECTS Solid/liquid wastes, medical waste, spent catalyst hazardous wastes toxic substances soil contamination; groundwater contamination; health damage. Household, food/kitchen and office waste organic and specific wastes pathogens soil contamination; groundwater contamination damage to health Landfarming oil/hydrocarbons heavy metals chemical additives soil contamination; groundwater contamination damage to health Heavy vehicles soil compaction changing surface hydrology; changing sub-surface hydrology; reduced plant growth; erosion Vibrating equipment vibrations nuisance/animal repellent Human resources presence of workforce with different socio/cultural background during construction and operation; community intrusion socio/cultural effects; employment in-/decrease; influence on local population/demography; demands on local resources/surfaces Need for land land take by: soil erosion, destruction of habitat - seismic changing surface hydrology - drilling removal of vegetation - field development, tank forms change land use, change in natural relief - access routes change in accessibility - camps, offices, warehouses damage to natural habitat - pipelines visual impact Need for energy energy take loss of energy resources heaters/boilers power generation steam generation vehicles/transport cooling Need for water water take damage to wetlands cooling draw down of ground water level/damage to water well users process impact on downstream users drinking water waste waters irrigation recharge/pressure maintenance Need for gravel/sand gravel/sand take damage to habitat/vegetation/crops drill pads visual impact/land scarring access roads change to surface hydrology camp base/levelling change in natural relief facility construction recovery and replacement Need for consumables use of non renewable raw materials depletion of raw materials * any indented (-) are covered by all aspects in the adjacent columns. This page intentionally left blank
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