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>The revolts did help usher in federal policy changes that prioritized local input, historical preservation, and the environment Which seems to be leading to i

>The revolts did help usher in federal policy changes that prioritized local input, historical preservation, and the environment Which seems to be leading to infrastructural stagnation as no city or state seems to be able to please the local stakeholders enough to build anything (not just highways).

notfromhere 7y ago
no, that's mostly because infrastructure is grossly underfunded and we built so much unsustainable urban sprawl we can't afford to rebuild it