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Finding a Fix for the Tappan Zee
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The Tappan Zee bridge with 140,000 cars crossing each day. The number is expected to go up to 200,000. The bridge is structurally deficient. The cost for a new bridge is up to $16 billion. The needs throughout the New York area are shown.
Fixing America's bridges
02/15/2011
The situation in New York. The Tappan Zee bridge has no break down lanes for the 140,000 cars crossing the Hudson River each day. The number of cars will go up to 200,000. The bridge is structurally deficient. Putting a new bridge could cost upto $16 billion. The needs throughout New York.
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Obama Calls for $50 Billion Public Works Plan
New York Times 09/06/2010
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Where Infrastructure Estimates Come Up Short
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Infrastructure spending: False expectations
Economist 10/23/2010
Pitch for Rebuilding Infrastructure Carries Political Challenges
New York Times 01/24/2011
Support for an Infrastructure Bank in the U.S.
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Felix Rohatyn author of the book "Bold Endeavors," makes the case for an Infrastructure Bank.
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Where Infrastructure Estimates Come Up Short
Wall Street Journal 10/16/2010
Infrastructure spending: False expectations
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