; and (3) any other input considered by the Executive Committee and the public for the purposes of carrying out this Act. (d) Factors for specific types of projects (1) Transportation infrastructure projects For any transportation infrastructure project, the Board shall consider the following: (A) Job creation, including workforce development for women and minorities, responsible employment practices, and targeted job training and employment opportunities for low income workers. (B) Reduction in greenhouse gases. (C) Reduction in surface and air traffic congestion. (D) Use of smart tolling, such as vehicle miles traveled and congestion pricing, for highway, road, and bridge projects. (E) Increased access to transportation options. (F) Increased safety of transportation systems for motorized and non-motorized users. (G) Public health benefits, including the removal of lead coatings or other hazardous chemicals and materials. (H) Reduction in risk of structural failure over the service life of the project. (2) Environmental infrastructure project For any environmental infrastructure project, the Board shall consider the following: (A) Job creation, including workforce development for women and minorities, responsible employment practices, and targeted job training and employment opportunities for low income workers. (B) Public health benefits, including the removal of lead coatings or other hazardous materials. (C) Pollution reductions. (D) Reductions in greenhouse gas. (E) Increased coastal and inland flood mitigation and protection. (F) Reduction in risk of structural failure over the service life of the project. (3) Energy infrastructure project For any energy infrastructure project, the Board shall consider the following: (A) Job creation, including workforce development for women and minorities, responsible employment practices, and targeted job training and employment opportunities for low income workers. (B) Reduction in greenhouse gas. (C) Expanded use of renewable energy. (D) Development of a smart grid.