Without political certainty and commitment we won’t meet our infrastructure and net zero goals
Digital Edition: Without political certainty and commitment we won’t meet our infrastructure and net zero goals
Writing in New Civil Engineer in August, I made the case for why we need to keep infrastructure apart from politics – lifting it up above political cycles to reduce uncertainty and better enable successful delivery and positive outcomes for society.
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