An Environmental Permit is a legal authorization required for activities that may impact the environment. This permit ensures that projects comply with environmental laws and regulations, helping to protect air, water, and land quality. It is often necessary for construction, waste management, and industrial operations. Obtaining an environmental permit typically involves submitting an application that outlines the potential environmental effects of the proposed activity. Regulatory agencies, such as the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in the United States, review these applications to ensure that environmental standards are met before granting permission to proceed.