Handyman Study: Gulf Coast Needs $350-Bil. Infrastructure Expenditure
Wednesday, Dec. 1st 2010 6:58 AM
Extreme losses in oil, gas and utility properties along the Gulf Coast over the next 20 years can be averted or mitigated by billions of investment by the public sector and private industry, according to a report released Wednesday by Entergy Corp: and the America’s Wetland Foundation.
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