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January 26, 2011    America’s infrastructure in the news

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From Fairbanks Daily News-Miner: Alaska Railroad asks EPA to reverse environmental objection to bridge
From JournalStar.com: Advocates underline importance of funding for Nebraska’s roadways
From Bloomberg: Bridges, roads, and high-speed rail at top of president’s transportation agenda
From Bloomberg Business Week: Roads deteriorate as funding fades

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