US Roads, Water and Basic Systems Earn ‘D’ Grade
Wednesday, January 28, 2009
“That absolutely makes sense,” said Granger Morgan, head of Carnegie Mellon University’s engineering and public policy program and an expert who wasn’t part of the 28-engineer panel that handed out the grades. Morgan said just traveling the world shows that American infrastructure, especially in transportation, “is certainly not in the same league as parts of the developing world and parts of Europe.” Read the article online from The New York Times.
