Pearl Crossing LNG Project: Environmental Impact Statement

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2005
 

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Shell and Tube Vaporizer Schematic
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Proposed and Preferred Alternative Onshore Pipeline Routes
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LIST OF APPENDICES
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Alternative Graving Dock Property Freeport Texas
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Plan View of GBS and Surrounding Structures
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2 11 Average and Maximum Intake Discharge and Recycle Volumes of Seawater
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Precautionary Maneuvering and Vessel Safety Zones
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2 12 Restricted Operation Zones 270
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2 11 Water Quality Management Basins and Subsegments 374
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2 21 Offshore Foreign Pipeline Crossings Associated with the Offshore Pearl
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2 31 Construction Methods Proposed by Pearl Crossing 289
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Typical Upland Cross Section
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Typical Floatation Canal in Open Water
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2 32 Aboveground Facilities Associated with the Onshore Pearl Crossing Pipeline 298
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Appendix A Dear Interested Party Letter and Mailing List
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OpenCut Waterbody Crossing Method
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2 35 Horizontal Directional Drill Crossings Along the Pearl Crossing Pipeline Route 2109
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Trenched Road Crossing
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2 36 Aboveground Facilities Associated with the Pearl Crossing Pipelines
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2 21 Water Quality Management Basins and Subsegments 3124
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Typical Layout of Graving Dock Site
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2 41 Proposed Size Excavation Volumes and Dredge Volumes Associated with
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2 31 Water Quality Management Basins and Subsegments 3136
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1 11 Species in Inner Shelf Faunal Assemblage of the TexasLouisiana Shelf 314
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Proposed Terminal Site WC 220
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1 115 Marine Recreational Anglers in the Louisiana Exclusive Economic Zone
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1 119 Pearl Crossing LNG Terminal Stationary Source Emissions 358
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2 11 Water Quality Management Basins and Subsegments Crossed by the Onshore
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2 13 Estuarine Wetland Vegetation Species Common in the Pearl Crossing
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2 16 Fisheries and Habitat Use for Fishes of Sabine Lake 391
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2 19 Soil Characteristics Along the Onshore Pearl Crossing Pipeline 3101
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2 110 Location of Existing RightsofWay Adjacent to the Onshore Pearl Crossing
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2 114 Recreation and Public Interest Areas Crossed by or Within 0 25 Mile
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2 118 Air Emissions from Johnsons Bayou Metering Station Heaters 3118
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2 22 Waterbodies Crossed by Onshore Pearl Crossing Alternative Route 1 A 3125
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2 26 Land Uses Crossed by Onshore Pearl Crossing Alternative Route 1A 3131
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2 32 Water Quality Management Basins and Subsegments Crossed by Onshore
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2 36 Oil and Gas Wells Within 150 Feet 46 Meters of Onshore Pearl Crossing
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2 311 Recreation and Public Interest Areas Crossed by or Within 0 25 Mile
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1 31 Existing or Proposed Activities that Could Contribute to Cumulative Impacts
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2 11 Visual Plume Results
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Appendix E FERC Staffs Wetland and Waterbody Construction and Mitigation Procedures
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2 12 Proposed Volumes for Water Intakes Associated with the LNG Terminal 421
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2 110 Temperature Ranges in Degrees Celsius C for Life Stages of Federally
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2 111 Marine Toxicity Summary Data for Sodium Hypochlorite and Bromoform 430
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2 11 Proposed Terminal Location WC 220 with Safety Zones and LNG Carrier
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2 114 Modeling Significance Criteria 467
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2 21 Alternate Terminal Location WC 217 with Safety Zones and
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2 41 Estimated Stack Parameters for Submerged Combustion Heaters 484
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2 44 Annual Population and Fishery Impacts Under A Continuous ORVSTV
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3 11 Water Requirements for Hydrostatic Testing 493
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3 14 Summary of Requests for Variance from the FERC Staffs Procedures Relative
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3 15 Soil Characteristics Affected by the Onshore Pipeline RightsofWay 4121
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3 16 Area Acres Affected by Construction and Operation of the Onshore Pearl
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3 19 Impacts on Recreation and Public Interest Areas Crossed By or Located Within
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3 110 Public Roads and Railroads Crossed by the Onshore Pearl Crossing Pipeline
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3 21 Hydrostatic Test Water Withdrawal and Discharge Information
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3 23 Comparison of Soil Characteristics for the Proposed and Alternative Route
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3 27 Impacts on Recreation and Public Interest Areas Crossed or Located within
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3 31 Hydrostatic Test Water Withdrawal and Discharge Information for Alternative
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3 33 Comparison of Soil Characteristics for the Proposed and Alternative Route
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3 37 Impacts on Recreation and Public Interest Areas Crossed or Located Within
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3 38 Public Roads and Railroads Crossed by Onshore Pipeline Alternative
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4 13 Total Emissions from a Graving Dock Site 4217
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1 32 Estimated Dredged Material Volumes for Current and Proposed Projects
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4 51 Comparison of Environmental Factors for the Pearl Crossing Port Site
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2 51 LNG Dispersion Modeling
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2 51 Distance to Radiation Levels
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62 Annual Nationwide Accidental Deaths 525
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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1 14 Mean Biomass in Kilograms of Dominant Demersal Fish Species Collected 322
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1 11 Proposed Offshore LNG Terminals and Offshore Pipelines
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1 14 Estimated Annual Entrainment of Red Drum for Proposed Gulf of Mexico
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1 21 Currently Approved or Proposed Activities that Could Contribute to Cumulative
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1 33 Wetland and Shallow Water Habitats Impacted by the Proposed Projects in
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TitelPearl Crossing LNG Project: Environmental Impact Statement
Pearl Crossing LNG Project: Environmental Impact Statement, United States. Coast Guard
Mitwirkende PersonenUnited States. Coast Guard
Veröffentlicht2005
Original vonNorthwestern University
Digitalisiert28. Febr. 2013
  
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