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l ]_ subject of the statement; (3) list of any involved cooperating entities, (4) name, address, and telephone number of the person who can supply further information. (b) Summary. An adequate and accurate summary of the statement stressing the major conclusions, areas of controversy, and issues to be resolved. The summary shall also list all federal, state, and local permits, licenses, certifications, and other approvals which must be obtained in implementing the proposal. If there is any uncertainty about whether any one of these is necessary, it should be so indicated. (c) A completed Environmental Assessment document. (d) Purpose and Need. The underlying purpose and need for the proposed activity. (e) Alternatives including proposed activity. Based upon information and analysis presented in the following sections on the affected environment and environmental consequences, it should present the environmental impacts of the alternatives including the proposed activity in comparative form. To the extent possible the comparison of alternatives should quantify how the purpose and need would be satisfied by each alternative and the proposed activity. It should also: (1) explore and evaluate all reasonable alternatives; (2) discuss the reasons for the elimination of alternatives from detailed study; (3) include appropriate mitigation measures not already included in the alternatives; and (4) describe the environment of the area(s) to be affected and the environment to be created by the alternatives under consideration. The description should be no longer than is necessary to understand the effects of the alternatives. (5) describe environmental consequences, such as; (a) direct effects and significance; (b) indirect effects and significance; (c) possible conflicts between the proposed activities and the objectives of IM