Final Boston Case SRF
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The Boston Case: The Story of the Green Line Extension Eric Goldwyn, Alon Levy, and Elif Ensari Background map sources: Esri, HERE, Garmin, © OpenStreetMap contributors, and the GIS User Community INTRODUCTION The Issue of Infrastructure The idea of creating a mass public works program in the United States to build useful infrastructure is a popular one in twenty-first-century politics. There was a widespread conversation on this topic during the stimulus debate of the early Obama administration. Subsequently, there have been various proposals for further federal spending on…
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