 By: Jan R. Prusinski, PE
As they say, things are bigger in Texas; of course, this carries over into infrastructure needs too. Today's Houston Chronicle published three articles highlighting various aspects of potential mega-projects that would bolster Texas' infrastructure.
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By: Jan R. Prusinski, PE
We're doing it to ourselves. This country's declining transportation infrastructure is often the subject of headlines, then--seemingly--faded interest. The cover story in USA Today's May 21, 2012 Money section ("U.S. Infrastructure Is Ready for a Rebuild; Troubles Masked By Recession Will Be More Problematic in Recovery") once again highlights this key issue. By: Jan R. Prusinski, PE
The lead article in the 11/8/11 Wall Street Journal’s Personal Journal section highlights “The Hidden Toll of Traffic Jams.” The article states that there is mounting evidence that exposure to traffic exhaust causes damage to the human brain. This does not seem to be surprising, but it is very concerning, especially when you consider that traffic congestion exacerbates and concentrates pollution in urban areas.... |
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