The project aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) process for a nuclear power plant in Canada. The goal is to explore the various components that make up an EIA, including the legal framework, environmental baseline studies, impact prediction, mitigation measures, and public consultation processes. By delving into these aspects, learners will gain insights into the regulatory requirements and best practices for conducting an EIA in the context of nuclear energy. This project will enable learners to apply their classroom knowledge of environmental science, policy, and regulatory frameworks to a real-world scenario, enhancing their understanding of the complexities involved in environmental assessments for large-scale energy projects.

- A detailed report outlining the key components of an EIA for a nuclear power plant in Canada.

- A flowchart or diagram illustrating the EIA process, including timelines and key milestones.

- A case study analysis of a recent EIA conducted for a nuclear power plant in Canada, highlighting best practices and lessons learned.

- A presentation summarizing the findings and recommendations for improving the EIA process for nuclear power plants in Canada.

• Students will connect directly with us for mentorship throughout the project (min. weekly meeting)
• Will provide high-level consulting skills training