Candidates & Infrastructure

This post was revised Sept. 13, 2012.

Elections are coming fast, especially now that the primaries are finished.  Infrastructure doesn’t get the attention many other issues receive.  If you’re reading this blog, you probably think it is important.  Some more attentive and professional bloggers and journalists have been reporting on the candidates stands on infrastructure.

Here are some links related to the presidential candidates.  Some of the articles linked are commentary.  Though not necessarily partisan, they may express politically motivated opinions.  They are presented here for informational purposes, not an endorsement.

Decision 2012: GOP Candidates on Infrastructure (Building America’s Future)

Energy (Associated Press)

Environment (Associated Press)

GOP Candidates, Transportation, Infrastructure, Jobs (Huffington Post)

Obama and Romney on energy, environmental issues (Fox News)

Obama and Romney Tackle 14 Top Science Questions (Scientific American)

On Transport, Romney-Ryan Ticket Presents Extreme Contrast to Obama (Livability Law)

The Romney Plan for a Stronger Middle Class: Energy Independence (Romney for President, Aug. 22, 2012)

Romney Promises to Fund Transportation (Transportation Nation)

The Romney-Ryan Energy Plan by the Numbers (Chameides, B., The Great Energy Challenge blog, National Geographic, Aug. 29, 2010)

If you know of good resources on the candidate’s stands on infrastructure, especially candidates for Congress, please share them by commenting on this post.  Thanks.