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Why Does Infrastructure Take So Long to Build?
27 Sep 2024 | Abstracted from NOTUS
"The gusher of infrastructure and clean energy spending unleashed through the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law and the Inflation Reduction Act has yet to make a dent in the presidential race or how Americans move around the world, power their homes or fuel their cars.
"...much of the money flowing to infrastructure is going toward reversing decades of underinvestment; only a small percentage of the funds are being directed to things like new rail.."
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