Thanks to President Biden's commitment to improving our nation's infrastructure, we're restoring 45 miles of the Alaska Highway! Thawing permafrost and other climate change-related degradation have impacted this crucial stretch of road, but now help is on the way.
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Restoring 45 miles of the Alaska Highway is a vital initiative, as thawing permafrost and climate change-related degradation have taken a toll on this crucial route. While this project brings much-needed relief, it also underscores a broader issue: too many roads are in dire need of repair. Addressing these challenges is essential for maintaining safe and reliable infrastructure.