The article discusses the process and methods of conducting an Environmental Impact Analysis. It covers the National Environmental Policy Act, Clean Air Act, and specific case studies like the Washington Aqueduct Water Treatment Residuals. The researchers outline the steps involved in conducting an Environmental Impact Analysis, including scoping, public outreach, impact prediction, and mitigation. Various tools such as Ecological Risk Assessment and Net Environmental Benefit Analysis are highlighted. The article also compares international and state environmental analysis programs. Overall, the focus is on coordinating and managing the Environmental Impact Analysis process effectively to ensure successful outcomes.