환경영향평가 (Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment)
- 제4권1호
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- Pages.25-35
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- 1995
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- 1225-7184(pISSN)
주민참여를 통한 환경영향평가 항목선정에 관한 연구 : 원자력발전소 개발사업을 대상으로
A Study on the Selection of Environmental Impact Assessment Factors through Public Participation
- Kim, Kwi-Gon (Seoul National University) ;
- Youn, So-Won (Seoul National University) ;
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Sung, Hyun-Chan
(Kyonggi Development Institute) ;
- Park, Byoung-Won (Korea Power Engineering Company, Department of Environmental Technologies)
- 발행 : 1995.06.10
초록
The objective of the study is to produce preferential impact assessment factors for Environmental Impact Assessment by considering regional features and public participation in the initial stages of EIA. In order to produce preferential impact assessment factors, the study was carried out through theoretical research and a survey of public awareness as a ways to reflect public participation based on theoretical research. The survey of public awareness was conducted in the form of an interview to review the impact which the construction of atomic power plants at Hyo-am village, Jang-an, Kyungsang Province and Bi-hak village, Suhsang-myon, Ulsan-Kun will have on the surrounding environment: to reflect public participation on deciding preferential assessment: and to determine the extent of alternatives of the proposed project. As the result of the study, the following were identified as preferential assessment factors in the settlement and surrounding areas cultivation marine products, change of temperature of seawater due to flow of warm water, land use(negative), noise vibration during construction, existing plants, erosion accumulation, influx of manpower for construction(negative), recreation landscaping during construction and operation, change in flow of transportation during construction, the quality of seawater during construction and operation were produced as preferential assessment factors in both settlement area and neighboring areas. In the settlement area, the educational environment(negative & positive) and positive aspects of the influx of manpower for construction were also identified as preferential assessment factors.