EIAs are not on obstacle course for decision-makers. The purpose of an EIA is to improve environmental decision-making. The significance of an impact for assessment purposes is not legally distinct from that for determination purposes. So held in R ( Boswell ) v SoS ( 2024 ) EWHC 2128 ( Admin ).
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