USAFFinal Rule
Removal of Environmental Impact Analysis Process (EIAP) Regulation
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Summary
The U.S. Air Force is removing a requirement to analyze environmental impacts before making decisions about military projects and operations. This change means fewer studies will be done to check whether Air Force activities might harm air quality, water, wildlife, or nearby communities.
Key Points
- 1The Air Force will no longer be required to conduct Environmental Impact Analysis Process (EIAP) reviews before approving projects and operations
- 2This affects military construction, base operations, and other Air Force activities that could impact the environment
- 3Communities near Air Force bases may have less information about potential environmental effects of military projects
- 4The public has until August 1, 2025 to submit comments about this proposed change
- 5Removing this requirement could speed up decision-making but may reduce environmental protections and community input
Key Dates
Published
July 1, 2025
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