The group Environmental Proposal should be a research-based, formal proposal sup

The group Environmental Proposal should be a research-based, formal proposal supported by visual images. The group should research particular environmental problems and propose technologies or innovations to solve the problems. Each group member should be assigned research on one of the areas: (i) the need for the project explaining the specific environmental problems to be addressed and (ii) the solutions explaining the technologies that can be employed to solve the problems. Describe the technologies and how they can be implemented for your specific audience. In addition, each group member should also discuss the costs and benefits related to their assigned task by using quantitative analysis. If you focus on the need for the project, for example, you should discuss the damage to the environment and social consequences caused by the current problems, and try to use quantitative analysis (such as data and percentages) in your discussion. Cost-benefit analysis for a project design aspect could consider the triple-bottom line of the economic, social, and ecological costs and benefits of your project design. Optionally, each team member can take on one problem and comprehensively cover all aspects of that one problem: need, solutions, costs and benefits, etc..