Entries from Cascadia Prospectus tagged with 'UNITED STATES'


First, A Patch-up For Expiring Fed. Transpo Bill

Among the pressing legislative priorities facing Congress this autumn -- besides the headline-grabbing health care and climate change bills -- is an extension of the federal surface transportation program. The program authority expires on September 30 and its renewal is...

Transportation Public-Private Partnerships Will Weather The Storm

But Lessons Learned Will Bring Changes Andrew Bary's recent piece "The Long and Binding Road," in Barron's has been widely noticed. "The credit market collapse and political opposition have all but killed the U.S. highway privatization trend," the respected commentator...

More Public-Private Partnerships Needed For U.S. Transport Finance

(Article as published at Crosscut) When California recently resolved its mammoth budget deficit, it presciently moved to ease restrictions on transportation public-private partnerships, which over the long run could help control costs to taxpayers of improving overloaded roads, rails and...

"A Coalition Of Change Agents At The State Level" Will Boost P3s

Funding infrastructure with private capital, a practice widely used abroad, has had its tentative beginnings here at home, but its domestic long-term future is still clouded. We interviewed a diverse group of individuals of varying political persuasion, on public-private partnerships...

Domestic Demand Strains Global Oil Market

It seems the global oil market isn't immune to at least one law of nature: The apex predator has the most voracious appetite. The New York Times reports that the very oil-exporting countries that are experiencing remarkable domestic economic growth...



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