Metro Policy
November 02, 2009
Transportation's Value-Added Funding Option
October 30, 2009
Where Is the Economic Recovery?
October 29, 2009
The Big Dig’s Legacy (cont.)
Last week I wrote about how the mammoth cost overruns in Boston’s Big Dig project, among other things, continue to resonate when government proposes large scale public works projects. This has been particularly true in Seattle, where a $4.2 billion tunnel replacement for its 50-year-old double deck waterfront highway has become a major campaign issue in next week’s election. READ MORE >>
October 28, 2009
'Smart' Stimulus
October 27, 2009
Energy Innovation: The Senate Starting Point
October 26, 2009
Acknowledging Regional Realities at DHS
My colleague Mark Muro suggested a couple of days ago in this space that federal agencies should reward metropolitan alignment and collaboration in various grant competitions, following HUD’s lead in dispensing Neighborhood Stabilization Funds. READ MORE >>
October 23, 2009
The Art of the Impossible: Building Megaprojects
October 22, 2009
The Bailout of Sprawl
October 21, 2009
Metros in the Middle
October 20, 2009
