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Environmental Statement

Section 1 – Introduction

Section 2a – Project Description Offshore

Section 2b – Project Description Onshore

Section 3 – Alternatives

Section 4 – Planning Policy

Section 5 – EIA Methodology

Section 6 – Physical Environment

Section 6b – Physical Environment

Section 7 – Benthos and Sediment Quality

Section 8 – Fish and Shellfish Ecology

Section 9 – Nature Conservation

Section 10 – Marine Mammals

Section 11 – Marine Ornithology

Section 12a – Seascape, Landscape and Visual Impact

Section 12b – Seascape, Landscape and Visual Impact

Section 12c – Seascape, Landscape and Visual Impact

Section 12d – Seascape, Landscape and Visual Impact

Section 12e – Seascape, Landscape and Visual Impact

Section 13 – Marine Archaeology

Section 14 – Shipping & Navigation

Section 15 – Telecommunications

Section 16 – Aviation

Section 17 – Socio-Economics (Offshore)

Section 18 – Commercial Fisheries

Section 19 – Other Marine Users

Section 20 – Agriculture and Soils

Section 21 – Air Quality

Section 22 – Ground Conditions

Section 23 – Surface Water, Hydrology and Flood Risk

Section 24 – Ecology

Section 25 – Archaeology & Cultural Heritage

Section 25b – Archaeology & Cultural Heritage

Section 26 – Landscape and Visual Impact

Section 27 – Noise and Vibration

Section 28 – Socio-Economic

Section 29 – Transport

Section 30 – Carbon lifecycle

Section 31 – Cumulative, Secondary Impacts and Impact Interactions

Section 32 – Environmental Management

Section 33 – Amended Development Area

Benefits

Rampion is benefitting the environment and helping to combat climate change by generating clean, green, renewable energy.

Consent

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The Rampion Offshore Wind Farm Order was granted on 16 July 2014.

Environmental

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Environmental surveys have been integral to the development and construction of the wind farm.