Which of the following is NOT a consideration in an Environmental Impact Statement?

An Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) focuses on assessing the potential environmental effects of proposed projects and actions. This includes a comprehensive evaluation of how the project might affect living organisms, ecosystems, and the social and cultural dynamics related to the environment. The EIS aims to provide a thorough analysis of the relationship between people and the environment and how the project could impact these interactions.

However, while the financial costs of a project can affect its feasibility, they are typically not considered a direct part of the EIS. Instead, the EIS is primarily concerned with environmental, social, and cultural considerations. Hence, the financial cost of the project is not a consideration embedded within the environmental assessment itself, even though it may be addressed in other planning documents or discussions around project viability.