Potentially a large reduction in Reduction of economic benefits Further reduction of economic economic benefits depending upon depending upon location of benefits depending upon location of location of schemes (could be in Maintain existing economic benefits schemes (could be in the order schemes (could be a reduction of Social, the order of ~$18m/year or a 17% environmental, Maintain complementary social and of ~$5m/year or a 4% reduction between $5m and $18m/year or a or economic reduction from Option 1 ) environmental benefits from SIS from Option 1 ) 4%-17% reduction from Option 1 ) impacts Depending upon the sites targeted that are not explicitly considered in Depending upon the sites Depending upon the sites targeted for reduced operation potential loss the approvals process for SIS. targeted for reduced operation for reduced operation potential loss of some environmental benefits of potential loss of some of some environmental benefits of SIS. environmental benefits of SIS. SIS.
Social, environmental, or economic impacts Maintain existing economic benefits Maintain complementary social and environmental benefits from SIS that are not explicitly considered in the approvals process for SIS. Reduction of economic benefits depending upon location of schemes (could be in the order of ~$5m/year or a 4% reduction from Option 1 ) Depending upon the sites targeted for reduced operation potential loss of some environmental benefits of SIS. Further reduction of economic benefits depending upon location of schemes (could be a reduction of between $5m and $18m/year or a 4%-17% reduction from Option 1 ) Depending upon the sites targeted for reduced operation potential loss of some environmental benefits of SIS. Potentially a large reduction in economic benefits depending upon location of schemes (could be in the order of ~$18m/year or a 17% reduction from Option 1 ) Depending upon the sites targeted for reduced operation potential loss of some environmental benefits of SIS.
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