Your goal for this essay is to evaluate the costs and benefits of a project or plan. The project or plan on which you focus should be as close to home as possible—it should be located in your town, state, region, or even in a specific, familiar place. The project or plan you choose to evaluate could be a proposed response to an issue in the government, the education system, the environment, etc. In other words, you could choose an issue (such as unemployment in Pennsylvania), find a large-scale plan that has been proposed to solve the issue (such as a specific policy change), and weigh the costs and benefits in terms of money, time, environmental safety, and/or human life or quality of life. Think of this study as a “pros and cons” essay that ends with your conclusion, based on your research, about whether or not the project should be started or the plan should be enacted, and why. Imagine your audience to be a section of the public that is only generally familiar with the issue. Format: -This essay must be written in APA format, with a Title Page, Abstract, Body, and References. -The essay must be 5-6 pages long, typed in Times New Roman font, and double-spaced. The Title Page, Abstract, and References do not count toward the 5-6 page requirement. Sources: -This essay requires at least 6 researched sources, such as books, newspapers, magazines, journals, government documents, or expert interviews. -Only academic-type sources will be accepted—print sources, sources from the library online, or credible online sources ending in “.edu,” “.gov,” or “.org.” The use of Wikipedia or general websites ending in “.com” will not be accepted; online newspapers can, however, end in “.com.” -Any source you consult for this essay must be used in in-text citations and listed in the References page. Style: -Write in a formal tone; do not use “I” or “you.” -Images and graphs are not required and will not count toward the 5-6 page requirement. the assignment is more to find a plan or project that is already being discussed on more of a community or political level, not on a personal level. Topic: whether or not certain changes to planned parenthood are feasible?