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Code · CFR · Title 10 — Energy · Part 1021 — National Environmental Policy Act Implementing Procedures · § 1021.103

§ 1021.103. Emergency actions.

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DOE may take an action without observing all provisions of DOE's NEPA implementing procedures in emergency situations that demand immediate action. DOE shall consult with CEQ as soon as possible regarding alternative arrangements for emergency actions having significant environmental impacts. DOE shall document, including publishing a notice in the Federal Register, emergency actions covered by this paragraph within 30-days after such action occurs; this documentation shall identify any adverse impacts from the actions taken, further mitigation necessary, and any NEPA documents that may be required.
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