Report Card for America's Infrastructure
ASCE evaluates the state of America's infrastructure in 17 categories, applying a school report card style A-F grading system. The report card also includes recommendations to raise the grades.
Grades across 8 categories range from a “B” for ports to a “D” for dams, roads and wastewater.
ASCE’s long-term advocacy efforts scored a huge victory this week when the Senate passed a $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill in a 69-30 bipartisan vote.
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In this episode of ASCE Interchange, Janey Smith Camp, research associate professor of civil and environmental engineering at Vanderbilt University, discusses what’s next for America’s inland waterways.
United for Infrastructure 2021 week kicked off Monday with major – presidential – momentum.
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When the nation fails to invest in infrastructure, everyone pays the price.
Student voting rights and the 2021 Report Card for America’s Infrastructure can have a positive impact.
Constantine Samaras and Mikhail Chester write of the unique opportunity afforded by the upcoming infrastructure bill in Congress, presenting it as a chance to finally address the country’s need for climate-resilient infrastructure.
Every four years, ASCE releases the "Report Card for America’s Infrastructure," which evaluates the condition and need for improvement of the nation’s infrastructure. The 2021 Report Card gave the U.S. a C- grade overall.
The timing couldn't have been better for the 2021 ASCE Legislative Fly-In.