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Of the 16 infrastructure categories in the American Society of Civil Engineer's 2021 report card, five sectors — aviation, drinking water, energy, inland waterways, and ports — improved. Ten categories remained unchanged, while one — bridges — went down slightly. Stormwater, included for the first time as a stand-alone category, debuted with a grade of D.
March 22, 2021
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We are all painfully aware of the deficiencies in U.S. infrastructure. But, ASCE’s 2021 Report Card for America’s Infrastructure, released on March 3, signals a gradual move forward for the nation’s infrastructure. ASCE puts together this report every four years since 1998 to assess the overall condition of civil infrastructure nationwide. The 2021 report card gives America’s infrastructure an overall cumulative grade of C–. While room for improvement obviously remains, the achievement marks the best overall score since ASCE issued its first report card in 1998.
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