Selected Guidance Tools

This page contains frequently used NEPA Guidance tools, including items from the 2005 NEPA Compliance Guide.

• Need to Consider Intentional Destructive Acts in NEPA Documents (December 2006)

• EIS Distribution (June 2006)

• Recommendations for the Supplement Analysis Process (July 2005)

• Council on Environmental Quality: Guidance on the Consideration of Past Actions in Cumulative Effects Analysis (June 2005)

• Recommendations for the Preparation of Environmental Assessments and Environmental Impact Statements, Second Edition (December 2004)

• The EIS Comment-Response Process (October 2004)

• Annual NEPA Planning Summaries Guidance (December 2003)

• Guidance Regarding Actions That May Proceed During the NEPA Process: Interim Actions (June 2003)

• Recommendations for Analyzing Accidents Under the National Environmental Policy Act (July 2002)

• DOE Policies on Application of NEPA to CERCLA and RCRA Cleanup Actions (July 2002)

• Clean Air Act General Conformity Requirements and the NEPA Process (April 2000)

• Council on Environmental Quality Memorandum on Designation of Non-Federal Agencies as Cooperating Agencies (July 1999)

• Environmental Impact Statement Summary Guidance (September 1998)

• Glossary of Terms Used in DOE NEPA Documents (September 1998)

• Effective Public Participation under the National Environmental Policy Act, Second Edition (August 1998)

• CEQ's Environmental Justice Guidance (December 1997)

• Environmental Impact Statement Checklist (November 1997)

• CEQ's Cumulative Effects Guidance (January 1997)

• Environmental Assessment Checklist (August 1994)

Other Tools

• DOE, NEPA and You: A Guide to Public Participation (October 2006)

• Stakeholders Directory (July 2007)

• Stakeholders Directory User' Guide (to compact disk version) (July 2006)

• Using the NEPA Process to Further the Department's Mission and Goals (February 2005)

• DOE NEPA Document Certification and Transmittal Form (April 2007)

• Managing NEPA at the Department of Energy: a Report by the National Academy of Public Administration (NAPA) (July 1998)

  
  

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This page was last updated on August 01, 2007