Put the following chain of event in correct chronological sequence for an environmental impact study. I. Public comment on released EIS. II. Major project proposed. III. EIS prepared. IV. EIS released for public review. V. Based on public debate, the project may proceed as planned, proceed with modifications, be sent back for further development, or be withdrawn.

II - III - IV - I - V

Explanation:

When conducting an environmental impact study, the first thing to do is to prepare a proposal for the major project you are about to carry out. Once that is done, the next thing is to prepare the environmental impact study, after which it is then submitted or release for review by the public. The public then comments on the released environmental impact study, and based on these comments and debate from the public, there may be a decision to proceed with the project as proposed or planned, or to proceed with some modifications, or the EIS may be sent back for further development or completely withdrawn.