Unit C Project: Defending a Position on Proposed Government Project Research: When deciding on whether to go forward with a project government officials need to consider many different factors. Research is done to determine the potential risks and benefits of the project going forward. Based on the findings of the research a decision is made whether the benefits outweigh the risk and the project is built or the risks outweigh the benefits and the project does not happen. For one of the following proposed projects research the risks and benefits of the project. Based on your research defend a position recommending either the government to go ahead with the project or the government should stop the project from happening. 0 High-voltage transmission cables going through your local community 0 A communication tower being built in your local community a Building a colony base on the moon/mars 0 Very large array of radio telescopes The format by which your risk-benefit analysis and position are communicated is not limited to a written report. Your analysis could be presented in a brochure, a slide presentation, video, or a Q&A interview with an expert (real or you). In your presentation support your position with the research you conducted on the risks and benefits. Proper citations for the sources you use need to be given using the APA method but all of them require the following information: - Namels) of the Author(s) 0 Date of Publication 0 Title of the Article, Book or Website 0 Source of the Article (i.e. name of the magazine it came from), Book (i.e. name of the publisher) or Website (i.e. URL of the website)