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Concern among democrats about the future of the president's agenda. political sums up the challenges this way and we quote, senate democrats are publicly divided over infrastructure strategy. the caucuses most conservative senator openly rebels against the party signature elections bill and chuck schumer's member keep clashing on military sexual assault reform there is a growing feeling on the hill that democrats are already running out of time to deliver on the years of promises. thought-provoking. meanwhile, if democrats lose the u.s., mitch mcconnell unsettling that he will block any biden ...

The New York Times recently put together a look at a relatively new infrastructure strategy that's starting to play out in cities around the country: removing highways. It's not a complete or overnight success, as some residents have noted it's taking some time for the area to rebuild and fill up. And this touches on something that concerns people in areas where highways are under consideration for being torn down: not doing so in an equitable way.

Central South Island Fish and Game is calling on Timaru District Council to invest in landfill protection or risk facing a 'Fox River' type disaster.

Infrastructure for a better future Newsroom 4 hrs ago © Provided by Newsroom Editor’s note: The opinions in this article are the author’s, as published by our content partner, and do not represent the views of MSN or Microsoft. New Zealanders have spoken. They want less congestion, cleaner water, cheaper housing, and a clear focus on climate change when it comes to urban planning. One body has the task to develop a direction to achieve this over the next 30 years. Can it do it? asks business editor Nikki Mandow In 1807, the city officials of New York had a visionary idea: to design a...

Mayor John Leggett warmly welcomed the public’s input. “It’s been a challenging year for everyone so I’m pleased that people have found the time to tell us what they think about our Long Term Plan. Marlburians are passionate - 82 submitters want to speak to us in person at the hearings from 1 to 3 June.” The Consultation Document explains the Council’s key priorities and sets out its proposed major projects and levels of service over the next 10 years, and the impact on rates and debt levels. It proposes increased investment in infrastructure and economic development, the environm...