Fact Sheet

A Fact Sheet is a concise document that provides key information about a particular topic, issue, or project. In the environmental context, a fact sheet may be used to summarize the main points of a proposed regulation, permit, or enforcement action. The purpose of the fact sheet is to provide a clear and accessible overview of the relevant facts and to help stakeholders understand the key issues and implications. Fact sheets are typically prepared by the agency or project proponent and may be distributed to the public, media, or other interested parties. They may include background information, technical details, timelines, and contact information for further inquiries. Fact sheets are an important tool for communicating complex information to a broad audience and for promoting transparency and public engagement. They can also help to build support for a project or initiative by providing a clear and compelling case for its benefits. Fact sheets should be accurate, objective, and well-written, and should be updated as needed to reflect new information or developments.