The EIA process is meant to be a safeguard, requiring project proponents to submit a detailed report for public consultation and expert appraisal. But the cheating is systemic, often starting with the very first step: the preparation of the EIA report by consultants paid by the project proponent. I've seen in my research how data on air quality or wildlife is simply fabricated to show minimal impact.
My father's honest, dusty hardware shop taught me that a balance sheet must reflect reality, not desire. Reading these glossy, fraudulent EIA reports feels like watching someone fake a ledger, and it makes my morning cycle past the river, watching its banks shrink, a quiet act of mourning.
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