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This isn't unique to California by any means. If anything this should be a big warning sign for any megaprojects in the whole of the US. The laws that allowed w
by culi 4y ago
This isn't unique to California by any means. If anything this should be a big warning sign for any megaprojects in the whole of the US. The laws that allowed wealthy individuals to hold up such a project are federal not state level
Definitely don't think it's a waste though. Hopefully this can make clear what legislation needs to be passed to get stuff like this through. I mean, should we also just give up on nuclear? Nuclear power plant projects across the US have been famous for double or tripling the initial expenses and timelines
- zbrozek 4y agoWe need to revisit these kinds of endeavors after legal reform. They're good projects; I support the CA HSR and more nuclear power. But they're doomed to be low-ROI suffer-fests until we can remove hurdles, so let's do that first.