Archive | March, 2010
transport

Indirect Impacts in Recent Transportation EISs and EAs

While uploading documents to the Cubit NEPA Library, I researched 30 transportation EIS and EAs from various states that were published in 2009 or early 2010, focusing on the indirect impact section of the documents. The chart below shows what types of indirect impacts the documents discussed. What I learned from my unscientific Indirect Impacts [...]

Read full story Comments { 2 }
Select Cubit pay-per-report option

How to Redeem a Cubit Coupon

If you’ve got a Cubit coupon for a report and you’re ready to redeem it, here’s how. 1. Login to your Cubit account.  Or get a free account in less than 30 seconds if you don’t already have an account. 2. Create your project. There’s help on the Create a Project page if you need [...]

Read full story Comments { 0 }
But Is It Healthy? (Part 1) – Health Impact Assessment and NEPA

But Is It Healthy? (Part 1) – Health Impact Assessment and NEPA

You’ve never heard of Nuiqsut, Alaska, but this small Inupiat community located 7 miles from a large oil development is changing how NEPA documents are written.  According to a former mayor, the health impacts of oil development show “up in our health statistics, alcohol treatment programs, emergency service needs, police responses – you name it.” [...]

Read full story Comments { 4 }
UploadShape

New Feature: Upload A Project Shapefile to Cubit

In the past, Cubit users drew their project areas on the interactive map by hand with either line and polygon tools. Well, some of you guys are Piscassos-in-training, and there were some pretty weird shaped project areas out there. Instead of continuing your modern art training via Cubit, you can now email us a shapefile [...]

Read full story Comments { 1 }
Sumlev

American Community Survey Sumlevel

I needed to know the sumlevels for the American Community Survey today. I couldn’t find this data anywhere online. Finally, I googled “Geographic Summary Level Census” and found the information that I needed. Here’s the information for anyone googling “American Community Survey sumlevel.” Sumlevel Codes 010 Nation 020 Region – Four groupings of states established [...]

Read full story Comments { 0 }