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    This concept paper proposes an environmental impact assessment report on the Manila Bay White Sand Project. The report aims to evaluate the positive and negative effects of the project on people, Manila Bay, and the environment. Specifically, the objectives are to present the environmental impact assessment results to decision-makers. The methodology will include reporting results, reviewing the report, decision-making, and post-monitoring once the project is implemented. The expected output is solutions to prevent worst-case scenarios for people, marine life, and the environment in Manila Bay. Cooperation from other researchers and NGOs is needed for resources and to stabilize the studies.

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    This concept paper proposes an environmental impact assessment report on the Manila Bay White Sand Project. The report aims to evaluate the positive and negative effects of the project on people, Manila Bay, and the environment. Specifically, the objectives are to present the environmental impact assessment results to decision-makers. The methodology will include reporting results, reviewing the report, decision-making, and post-monitoring once the project is implemented. The expected output is solutions to prevent worst-case scenarios for people, marine life, and the environment in Manila Bay. Cooperation from other researchers and NGOs is needed for resources and to stabilize the studies.

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    This concept paper proposes an environmental impact assessment report on the Manila Bay White Sand Project. The report aims to evaluate the positive and negative effects of the project on people, Manila Bay, and the environment. Specifically, the objectives are to present the environmental impact assessment results to decision-makers. The methodology will include reporting results, reviewing the report, decision-making, and post-monitoring once the project is implemented. The expected output is solutions to prevent worst-case scenarios for people, marine life, and the environment in Manila Bay. Cooperation from other researchers and NGOs is needed for resources and to stabilize the studies.

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    CONCEPT PAPER

    1st Semester/Summer, AY 2020-2021


    ENG-FO-032

    Concept No. :2
    General Subject Area: Environmental Impact Assessment Report in Manila Bay White Sand Project
    Specific Area of Interest: Environmental Engineering

    I. Introduction

    The Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) is under fire following the dumping of
    artificial white sand along the Manila Baywalk. The government defends its decision, saying the beautification of the
    bay will “signify cleanliness.”
    The white sand is made from dolomite rock mined and exported from Cebu. Dolomite, also known as
    calcium magnesium carbonate, is a non-metallic material used in manufacturing bricks, mortar, cement, concrete,
    plastics, paving materials, and other construction materials.
    The rock originates in warm, shallow, marine environments and is believed to form when limestone is
    modified by magnesium-rich groundwater, according to geologist Hobart King. It has low solubility, which makes it
    resistant to acid content of rain and soil.
    We know it's the material from which the sand is made, but other questions about its possible adverse
    effects on Manila Bay persist.
    II. Significance/ Purpose
    The purpose of this study is to give an Environmental Impact Assessment Report about the Manila Bay
    White Sand Project in a positive and negative effect on people, manila bay and, the environment.

    III. Project Description


    A. Objectives
    The objectives of this research is to presents the result of the Environmental Impact Report in a form of a
    report to the decision-making body and other interested parties.
    B. Methodology and Timeline

     Reporting: This stage presents the result of EIA in a form of a report to the decision-making body and other
    interested parties. 

     Review of EIA: It examines the adequacy and effectiveness of the EIA report and provides the information
    necessary for decision-making.
     
     Decision-making: It decides whether the project is rejected, approved or needs further change.
     
     Post monitoring: This stage comes into play once the project is commissioned. It checks to ensure that the
    impacts of the project do not exceed the legal standards and implementation of the mitigation measures are
    in the manner as described in the EIA report. 

    C. Expected Output
    We expect that in this research we can add other solutions to prevent a worst-case scenario in people,
    marine wildlife, and the environment in manila bay.

    IV. Resources Needed/ Cost


    The resources needed is the cooperation of other researcher and cooperation of NGO to stabilize our
    studies.

    Prepared by:
    Musor, Mohammed Naeem B.
    FMETHDL/CIV164
    BSCE

    Accepted by:

    ___________________________________________ _______________________
    Signature over Printed Name of Adviser Date

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