The legislation that established a process for federal agencies for making decisions that may reasonably impact the environment is called:

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The National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) established a process for federal agencies to assess and consider the environmental impacts of proposed projects, plans, and policies before making decisions. NEPA requires agencies to prepare an Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) for major federal actions that may significantly affect the environment, and to consider alternatives to proposed actions that may have fewer environmental impacts. NEPA also provides opportunities for public comment and review of agency decisions. The other options are not correct as they refer to different environmental legislation or acts.

The Legislation That Established a Process for Federal Agencies for Making