Engineers: U.S. infrastructure investment needed

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Wednesday, January 16, 2013
   In the next seven years, infrastructure in the United States will require investment totaling $2.75 trillion, and with planned expenditures of only $1.66 trillion, the country needs to increase its support to ensure no transportation shortfalls, according to the American Society of Civil Engineers.    While instituting sustainable practices will help, the bulk of the problem can only be alleviated with increased investment, the engineers said.    In its latest...
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