By Diane VanDe Hei
Washington has heard a lot of talk over the past year about the need to address the nation’s aging infrastructure, but there has been little agreement among Democrats and Republicans about how to go about it. However, a program created by Congress four years ago is actually starting to fulfill its potential as a source of low-cost capital for major drinking water and wastewater projects. Efforts to reauthorize this innovative program should be a priority on Capitol Hill in the months ahead.
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