Budget Battles and Bureaucracy Plague Inland Waterways Infrastructure
Budgeting federal dollars to operate, maintain, and modernize the nation’s vast network of inland waterways has always been a complex issue in Washington.
Keeping aging locks and dams in working order for commercial and recreational navigation is an expensive and demanding job, and Congress has historically struggled to provide adequate support.
Author's summary: Inland waterways face budget and bureaucracy challenges.
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