Towards more sensible decision-making on infrastructure building
This paper argues for more rational decision-making on the construction of new infrastructure
This T&E paper argues for more rational decision-making on the construction of new infrastructure by improving economic assessments and taking into account the environmental concerns and costs. This will not only help save Europe’s natural and cultural heritage from disturbance or destruction, but also helpto avoid wasting large sums of money.
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