Present Risk, Future Risk or No Risk? For the past two years you have worked for a state senator as their "expert" on risk assessment and management. The senator requests that you meet with her in the morning to discuss the meaning of "risk" as it applies to a waste-to-energy facility and a nuclear power plant. The senator wants you to explain the concept of "risk" and whether or not the two subject facilities (waste-to-energy facility and a nuclear power plant) can be designed and managed to minimize risks as close to "Zero" as possible. Specifically the state senator wants you to answer the following questions: Can a risk assessment tell someone exactly what to do about a specific hazard? Please give a full explanation of your response. Can a risk assessment provide absolute answers? If not, why use risk assessment if it can not provide absolute answers? Is zero risk possible? Can we eliminate all risk? Explain the key principles for risk management decision-making. What is the role of the risk management framework in the decision-making process for this project? Identify the key stakeholders and discuss the role of stakeholders in the the risk management decision-making process. Please answer the above questions within the context of a waste-to-energy facility and a nuclear power plant. Please note that you are considered as the "expert"; therefore, your response should have the "feeling" of being prepared by an "expert". This assignment is due by the last day of this module. This Case Assignment should be at least 450-600 words not counting the title page and references.