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How to Fix California’s Infrastructure Crisis
More efficiency, better prioritization of projects, and public-private partnerships can help
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Why Millennials Should Care About Pension Reform
While state government retirees collect handsome guaranteed pensions, young taxpayers will foot the bill
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A Plan to Reduce Congestion in Denver
A new approach to increase mobility, improve bus service, and create sustainable funding sources for infrastructure in Denver
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New $52 Billion Plan to Reduce Denver’s Traffic Congestion
Detailed proposal features region-wide network of toll lanes, argues regionâ??s current long-range plan costs much more â?? $133 billion â?? but fails to reduce congestion
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Air Traffic Control Newsletter #119
Who is the most efficient ATC provider? Growing concerns over FAA controller hiring
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Southern California’s Half-Trillion Dollar Transportation Plan Won’t Ease Congestion
Plan plagued by questionable funding, vague goals unrelated to transportation
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EPA’s Clean Power Plan: Legal? Maybe. Effective and Equitable? Hardly.
Plan would likely increase costs, reduce reliability of electricity
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Will Missouri Replace I-70 with a 21st Century Interstate?
The crucially important need at this point is to reiterate the business case for replacing obsolete 60-year-old I-70 with a far better I-70 for the 21st century.
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Assessing the Costs and Benefits of Renewable Portfolio Standards
A Guide for Policymakers
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New Reports on State, City Fiscal Conditions
Reports show states continuing slow fiscal recovery, many cities still under pressure
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University of Michigan Survey Finds High Use, Satisfaction with Local Government Privatization
65% of Michigan municipalities privatize services, and 73% of them are satisfied with it
