Wasting our money, failing to make
infrastructure changes until the manager embarreses him with contract renewal.
Not exact matches
But that didn't stop him: he continued calling — searching for
infrastructure that was deteriorating as the permafrost thawed beneath it and for facilities threatened by coastal erosion and flooding —
until he and his colleagues had mapped every inch of Alaska's
infrastructure and put a price tag on what climate
change might do to it.
According to the study, using the existing
infrastructure until it falls apart would not push us past the 2 degrees Celsius global warming that many scientists see as the upper limit of acceptable climate
change.