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Table of contents Emergency measures planning ........................................................................................168 The Comité mixte municipal-industriel and the public advisory committee ...............169 Protection against fires..............................................................................................169 The intervention capacity of health services .............................................................170 Chapter 6 Social acceptance of the project ..................................................................173 Between fairness and solidarity........................................................................................173 The perception of risk .......................................................................................................174 Apprehension of risk and its manifestations..............................................................174 Risk and the project...................................................................................................175 The social impacts............................................................................................................175 Impacts of a psychosocial nature..............................................................................177 Chapter 7 Impacts on the inhabited area and human activities..................................181 Noise ................................................................................................................................181 Measuring noise and its effects on health.................................................................181 Criteria, guidelines and regulation.............................................................................181 The current sound environment ................................................................................182 Noise impact related to the LNG terminal .................................................................183 Noise impacts from the natural gas pipeline .............................................................185 Air quality..........................................................................................................................186 Atmospheric emissions .............................................................................................186 The regulatory framework .........................................................................................187 Current air quality......................................................................................................187 Project impact on air quality ......................................................................................188 Maritime navigation...........................................................................................................194 Movement of LNG tankers under Hydro-Québec transmission lines ........................196 Recreation and tourism activities......................................................................................197 Chapter 8 Impacts on the natural environment ............................................................199 Project impacts on wooded areas.....................................................................................199 Wooded areas in the terminal area ...........................................................................199 Pipeline right-of-way..................................................................................................203 Cumulative effects.....................................................................................................203 xii Rabaska Project – Implementation of an LNG Terminal and Related Infrastructure
Table of contents Project impacts on water environments ........................................................................... 204 Hydrology of the ruisseau Saint-Claude ................................................................... 204 Impact of storage tank installation ............................................................................ 207 Water discharge from vaporizers.............................................................................. 207 Hydrostatic tests on the pipeline............................................................................... 208 Potable water wells................................................................................................... 209 Wetlands .......................................................................................................................... 210 The peat bog and its surroundings ........................................................................... 210 Pipeline route............................................................................................................ 211 Fish and their habitats...................................................................................................... 212 Fish habitats in the St. Lawrence River .................................................................... 214 Fish habitat in a lotic environment ............................................................................ 215 Fish habitat compensation........................................................................................ 216 Avian fauna ...................................................................................................................... 216 Protected plant species.................................................................................................... 217 Inventories conducted .............................................................................................. 219 Jetty and shore facility area...................................................................................... 220 Land-based facilities area......................................................................................... 222 Pipeline right-of-way ................................................................................................. 223 Environmental monitoring and follow-up.......................................................................... 223 Conclusion ........................................................................................................................ 225 References ........................................................................................................................ 229 Rabaska Project – Implementation of an LNG Terminal and Related Infrastructure xiii
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Chapter 2 Project energy context Th
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Conclusion In order to optimize the
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References ASSOCIATION DES PLUS BEA
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