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Nine Mile Point Waste Transfer Facility, Nine Mile Point Industrial Estate, Cwmfelinfach, Caerphilly, NP11 7HZ.

Guidance to help you apply and comply with an Environmental Permit

Options available to environmental damage offences we regulate

The environment and natural resources of Wales are unique and precious, so it is important to assess the environmental effects – whether positive or negative - of plans, programmes, strategies, projects and any development proposals before they are approved.

Options available to Environmental Permitting Regulations (EPR) offences we regulate

Natural Resources Wales will encourage best environmental practices throughout our organisation and review our activities and operations to identify both positive and negative environmental impacts.

Find information and guidance on complying with an environmental permit for an installation.

Information on Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) and how it applies to marine licensing

Guidance for developers on scoping an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA)

If your discharge into surface water contains hazardous chemicals and elements, we may need to complete an Environmental Risk Assessment as part of assessing your permit application. This requires payment of an additional fee on top of the application fee for an Environmental Permit.

Natural Resources Wales is the competent authority for assessing the four types of forestry project noted in the Environmental Impact Assessment (Forestry) Regulations 1999

Suggested structure for an environmental management system for an environmental permit to discharge used sheep dip to land.

We publish a monthly report that contains all the environmental permit decisions that we have made for the previous month.

Find out what draft decision environmental permits are still open for comment and how to comment.

The purpose of, and our roles in, Environmental Impact Assessment for marine development

How to develop a management system and keep it up to date, so that you can carry out activities under an environmental permit

If you apply for an Environmental Permit for an activity which is near or within a European site, we will need to carry out a Habitats Regulations Assessment (HRA) as part of assessing your permit application. This requires payment of an additional fee on top of the application fee.

04 May 2016)

(Regulation 5 of the Environmental Impact Assessment (Land Drainage Improvement Works) Regulations 1999 as amended by SI 2005/1399 and SI 2006/618