Ohio cannot simply build its way out of congestion. We must fully embrace a multi-modal approach – with an integrated network of highway, rail, transit, aviation, and waterway. Our transportation infrastructure also contributes to job creation, so we must broaden our criteria for project selection to better understand the impacts to economic development and urban revitalization.
Regular meeting of the Western Reserve RC&D Council, with speakers Brad Masi of the New Agrarian Center and Darwin Kelsey of the Cuyahoga Countryside Conservancy discussing the local food economy.
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