High-Speed Rail Won’t Cost $100B, Says California Governor
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Back in November, the California High Speed Rail Authority released a revised, inflation-adjusted estimate for the project that would wage bullet train service between Los Angeles and San Francisco. The figure was $98.5 billion, and of course, it fanned the…
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