'How Will Bills to Boost Infrastructure Affect Wisconsin's Green Economy?'
Congress this month is working on massive measures to shore up traditional and "soft" infrastructure that advocates say can shore up sagging roads, bridges and rails while also preparing for climate-induced changes to Wisconsin farms, businesses, educational institutions and communities on the Great Lakes, along the Mississippi River and places in between. Critics say the trillions in federal spending will be wasteful. While both sides await the final bills, the debate is spurring discussion of big ideas and long-delaye...
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