Compose a 500 words essay on Cause and Effect On Honolulu Rail Transit. Needs to be plagiarism free!

Thus, many pros and cons have been raised about the proposed construction of the rail transit. Although, the Honolulu rail transit will ease movement of commodities and people from urban areas to outlying areas, it will lead to budget cuts on the capital projects and contribute to environmental, health as well as aesthetic issues.

The Honolulu Rail Transit project is costly. thus, it will cause the budget cuts. The rail debt will rise contributing to the reduction of spending on other capital projects. The construction of the rail transit will enable the government to incur additional debt for other projects such as flood control programs, police equipment and road repairs. This is because the financial resources of the city will be directed to the rail construction, as the city will be forced to alter al the city expenses to the rail construction. For instance, the report from the financial director of Honolulu, Toy Arre, revealed that&nbsp.the fiscal budget proposal of 2013 on health and safety alone is $ 17 million dollars&nbsp.(Levine pr 3).&nbsp.The public health and safety is on the front line, but this will be impacted by the proposed rail construction because the government will not manage to meet all other proposal fiscal budget. Hence, this will contribute to the government relying on foreign aid and borrowing money from other developed states with an aim of meeting other capital projects. thus increasing the national balance deficit.

The Honolulu project may pose environmental, health and aesthetic issues. This is because the construction activities will contribute to varied consequences on the environment and the health of human being. thus, the project poses legal issues. The plaintiffs included in the environmental and legal issues indicated that the construction of the rail will lead to environmental pollution. For instance, the electric train will be powered by fossil fuel because this comes from burning of petroleum products. This

 Identify an important regulation or lack of regulation in occupational safety and health regarding the disposal of bloodborne pathogens in Saudi Arabia. How does this regulation affect the healthcare industry’s practices in Saudi Arabia? How could it be improved? In the event the law is silent on this matter, how would regulation positively impact the industry? 

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