Key points:

• Incomplete environmental impact assessment (EIA) for East-West Arterial Road raises concerns about transparency and potential harm.
• National Trust and public demand full EIA to understand risks like flooding, water lens damage, and impacts on mangroves.
• Without EIA, potential problems could remain hidden, impacting communities and environment before mitigation is possible.
• Rushing the project without complete information risks permanent negative consequences for Caymanians.
• Alternative traffic solutions like improved bus services and staggered work times are urged.
• Disbanded National Conservation Council further hinders environmental protection and transparency.